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2006-07 NATIONAL PRESEASON HS ALL-AMERICANS
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| G | Angie Bjorklund, 6-0, 2007, Tennessee commit
Comment: Can dominate from the perimeter. |
| G | Elena DelleDonne, 6-5, 2008, uncommitted
Comment: Game-changing combination of size and skills. |
| F | Maya Moore, 6-1, 2007, Connecticut commit
Comment: Can dominate from the perimeter. |
| F | Kayla Pedersen, 6-4, 2007, Stanford comit
Comment: Can dominate from the perimeter. |
| C | Jantel Lavender, 6-4, 2007, uncommitted
Comment: Can dominate from the perimeter. |
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| G | April Sykes, 5-11, 2008, uncommitted
Comment: WNBA body, near-WNBA game. |
| G | Jasmine Dixon, 6-1, 2008, uncommitted
Comment: Big, fast, skilled and can fly. |
| F | Krystal Thomas6-4, 2007, Duke commit
Comment: Most classic power forward in the country. |
| F | Vicki Baugh, 6-4, 2007, uncommitted
Comment: Destined for wing in college. |
| C | Ayana Dunning, 6-3, 2008, uncommitted
Comment: Most sound, active post in her class. |
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| G | Italee Lucas, 5-8, 2007, North Carolina commit
Comment: Next coming of Ivory Latta. |
| G | Jasmine Thomas, 5-9, 2007, Duke commit
Comment: Best all-around pure point in nation. |
| F | Alex Montgomery, 6-1, 2007, Georgia Tech commit
Comment: Explosive in transition, emerging perimeter game. |
| F | Brooklyn Pope, 6-2, 2008, uncommitted
Comment: Most explosive player in the country. |
| C | Kelsey Bone, 6-3, 2009, uncommitted
Comment: Could be most dominant post to enter college in while. |
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The HoopGurlz.com Rankings Panel:
Glenn Nelson is the publisher of HoopGurlz.com and the editor-in-chief of Scout Media (www.Scout.com), an online sports network and magazine-publishing company and subsidiary of Fox Interactive Media. He also founded and coached the Dragons and Northwest HoopGurlz select girls basketball teams. Glenn previously was a longtime, national-award-winning basketball columnist and writer for The Seattle Times. His work also has appeared in several national magazines and books. He is co-author of "Rising Stars: The Ten Best Players in the NBA" (Rosen Publishing, 2002). He can be reached at hoopgurlz@comcast.net.
Chris Hansen is the National Director of Scouting for Women's Basketball at HoopGurlz.com and Scout.com. He leads the panel that evaluates and ranks girl's basketball prospects nationally for HoopGurlz and Scout.com. Chris has been involved in the women’s basketball community since 1998 as a coach, trainer, evaluator and reporter. He can be reached at chansen@scout.com.
Nancy Pfaff is Eastern Analyst for Women's Basketball at HoopGurlz.com and Scout.com. More commonly known as Husky Nan on the Internet, where she is considered one of the nation's authorities on women's basketball and has been evaluating and ranking girl's basketball players for years (www.HuskyNan.com). Nancy also is a senior writer for UConnFan.com and moderator for one of the largest sports communities on the Web, the Boneyard. She can be reached at huskynan@yahoo.com.
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