Catch all Recruiting thread

[natstar1]

I'm not sure if all these girls are D1 talent or if they are even interested in NDSU, but I'm going to mention a few of the best players in the area and see if others have any opinions.

'15
Sydney Boike, 5-10 guard, Crookston. I haven't seen her play in a couple years, but she was co-MVP the last two seasons of the Northwest Conference. The other co-MVP those seasons was Brooke Yaggie. A coach in that conference that went up against Boike and Yaggie told me Boike was easily the best player they played against. She's played a couple seasons of AAU ball with North Tartan, but is playing with MN Stars this summer.

Hannah Stewart, 6-2 forward, Bishop Ryan. She's been the best player for Ryan the past two years as they've won back to back state titles. Currently playing for North Tartan. I'm sure she would fit in nicely at NDSU, but others have posted that we have no shot of getting her.

Fallyn Freije, 6-0 forward, Lakota/Adams-Edmore. I don't know much about her. Also, in the conversation for best Class B player. I thought I heard she had an offer from UND.

'16
Sarah Jacobson, 5-8 guard, Shanley. Everyone knows about her and how much we need to get her. Hands down best player in ND.

Rylee Nudell, 5-9(?) forward, Mapley Valley. Probably in the conversation for best Class B player in ND with Stewart. I don't know where she plays in the summer. She has been MVP of Courts Plus summer league the past 3 seasons. Will probably break Fisher's state record for most career points. I would love to hear some opinions on her.

Madison McKeever, 5-8 guard, Win-E-Mac. I have seen her play quite a bit. Super quick/fast. If she would have ran track I think she would have won the 100m the last 3 years at state. Has played the last 3 summers with North Tartan. Will be a 3,000 point scorer when her career is over. Dominated the state tournament this past winter as they won the title. Like a lot of the Class B kids she's been able to dominate a low level of competition with her superior athleticism.