Part 3 Of Stock Up Showcase 2029 Player Evaluations

<p>Of all the classes that took part in the 2026 Stock Up Showcase, it was the Class of 2029 prospects that really made a name for themselves.</p>   <p>Here's the third part of our 2029 player evaluations from Sunday's event.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='787391' first='Karsyn' last='Ignash'], MB Cass City/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Ignash is definitely a prospect that has created a lot of buzz for herself. At 6'2” Ignash can tower over a lot of competition, but then she shows elite-level athleticism and mechanics to be a middle that can't be stopped. Her ceiling is incredibly high.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='776389' first='Taylor' last='Rivers'], OH Marian/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Rivers looks locked in wherever she is on the floor. She puts a lot of focus and attention on her defensive play, while being able to mix up a good amount of shot speeds and attack angles. Rivers is able to make some plays that spark energy around the floor and that bodes well for where she can take her game.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='885461' first='Riley' last='Harrah'], OH Tecumseh/Legacy</strong></h2>   <p>Harrah made a statement right away. She was one of the first to jump on the floor to start the Showcase, then delivered a big attack right away that drew some audible “oohhs” and “ahhs.” Harrah followed that up with a great Showcase. She was consistently one of the best finishers at the net, showing an impressive vertical with big power.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Jazmine Saad, DS/L Woodhaven</strong></h2>   <p>Saad really dug deep and did her best to leave everything on the floor. She knew she was up against some talented hitters, but she really challenged herself to put her feet in the fire. Saad learned from her mistakes and came back better on the next rep and came through with some really strong digs by the end. Her drive should continue to help elevate her game.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='741882' first='Georgia' last='Addleman'], RS Parma Western/High Performance</strong></h2>   <p>Addleman is a very powerful and potent left-handed hitter that has a great mixture of size and athleticism. With her 6'1” frame and left-handed swing, she can place the ball in places that other right sides can't. She goes for aggressive lines and does so with plenty of composure and swagger.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1008961' first='Cassidy' last='Pfennig'], DS/L Gull Lake/Dead Frog</strong></h2>   <p>Pfenning was a steady defender that brought a lot of consistency in her play. Pfennig tracks the ball really well, especially off serves. She sees the ball into her arms well and knows how to time out her dives and sprawls. There's always a look of focus with Pfennig.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='915670' first='Maddy' last='Willis'], DS/L Divine Child/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Willis brings a very unique skillset, as she's shown she can play nearly every position on the floor. She's a great spark plug on the court, as she brings great energy and positivity that is infectious to her teammates. That energy translates well to her play. She just finds ways to make an impact, whether it be through sharp technique, quickness and athleticism, or just plain relentlessness.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='919373' first='Kenedie' last='Hovarter'], OH South Lyon/Dynamite</strong></h2>   <p>Hovarter was consistent in her power and arm speed at the net. She mixes up her locations by adjusting her arm angles at the last second, which shows a good court IQ. Hovarter was able to make the most out of any balls that came her way, not forcing an aggressive swing when it wasn't there.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='776427' first='Natalia' last='Zywicki'], OH Marian/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Zywicki is a high-energy player. She makes a lot of good plays just through her effort and willingness to stay engaged with the play. Zywicki showed high caliber serve receive, and really had some impressive first contact to powerful swing transitions. She brings a lot of good forward momentum in her attacks.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1005308' first='Peighton' last='Majors'], MB Howell/Dynamite</strong></h2>   <p>Majors stands 6'0” and has good footwork that led to her having some quality slide attacks throughout the Showcase. She didn't look mechanical, flowing around the net with a lot of good footwork and staying light on her feet. Defensively, she creates a lot of space with her blocking.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='934763' first='Ashlyn' last='Fork'], DS/L Portage Central/Dead Frog</strong></h2>   <p>Fork does a good job of maintaining arm position to make accurate passes. She doesn't let herself get caught flat-footed and squares up well. Fork also brings a lot of positive energy, encouraging her peers and providing positive feedback. As Fork keeps improving on her quickness and agility, she should become a really strong DS prospect.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1009093' first='Hadley' last='Conrad'], DS/L Northville/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Conrad was another defender that brought her game face to the Showcase. She was laser focused while on the court and picking up tips from her coaches in quick fashion. The effort was there as well, as she wasn't afraid to make some painful sprawls to try and keep a ball in play. Her work ethic is going to take her places.</p>

Of all the classes that took part in the 2026 Stock Up Showcase, it was the Class of 2029 prospects that really made a name for themselves.