THE TOP 10 players in the SHORE CONFERENCE

THE SHORE CONFERENCE TEAMS WILL CLEARLY TAKE a step back this year. There are many reasons for this, but we won’t dive into that today. But interestingly the talent n the Shore is not only deep but as good as it been in recent years. So today I will tell you who the TEN BEST PLAYERS IN THE SHORE CONFERENCE ARE… some will call it an opinion. But fact of the matter is while you can move the numbers around. Maybe you believe one player should be six and another 5. That perfectly fine. But make no mistake, these are the ten best!

*TY HOWARD goes into a:separate territory for now

ADDY NYEMCHEK-RBC– There is no debate here. The passing skills and three level scoring ability has no match. But what really separates here, is her defensive ability to dominate games. The Indiana recruit is on the Shore Conference Mount Rushmore of all time greats

2. MADISON KOCIS – SJV- In many ways she has been disrespected. Her ability to score in a variety of way while being insanely efficient go unnoticed. She also has a knack for showing up in the biggest moments. The future UPENN guard is a gym rat and has elevated her game each year.

3. TESSA LIGGIO- RBC– She is the best point guard in the state of New Jersey. That’s because of her ability to be the ultimate conductor or take over games. How many big shots has she made on a big stage? Too many to count. It’s another reason she is the best in the business. She has dominated every so called top point guard in the state she has faced. Bucknell is getting the ultimate leader and gym rat

4. KATIE LIGGIO- RBC- Regardless if she knocking down three’s from the parking lot or not. She has a major impact on games. She stretches defenses.and must be accountant for at all times, opening up lanes for her teammates. The A-10 RHODE ISLAND recruit is an underrated defender and electric at the rim. Trying to put her in a box as a shooter no longer works

5. STELLA LOCKHART- SJV-When will give her the respect she deserves. She has elevated her game every year. She gets the toughest defensive assignments and she asked to do it all as a passer, scorer, rebounder and teammate. There is no question the BIG EAST BOUND GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY… Lockhart has a big future.

6. TAYLOR SOLFILKANICK- SJV- The future DUKE commit has so much upside it’s hard to put into words. Her unreal hands, physicality on both sides of the ball and raw talent, make the 6’4” senior a dream recruit. She has proven she cannot just take over games but dominate them. Along with Stella Lockhart she forms the best frontline in New Jersey.

7. DANIELA MALETSKY – RBC- This may come as a surprise to those not paying attention. But right now MALETSKY has a case as the best two way wing in the entire state. She also has no match as a dribble drive passer and scorer. Put it all together and the WEST POINT COMMIT is making a real case for FIRST TEAM ALL SHORE

8. GRACE FENNEY- TRINITY HALL– She has lit up the competition. Despite being doubled team and games planned nightly. What should excite BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY, is her focus and getting outside her environment and going to work everyday . There is no doubt we could see FEENEY EMERGE into one the best in all of New Jersey. All the signs are there!

9. KYLEE BEAM- HOWELL- While she doesn’t play for a powerhouse, she has established herself as one of the of the best Juniors in the state of New Jersey. She is totally committed to the grind and can dominate any level of competition. More importantly she has added a three point jumper and true ball handling skills to her game. There is a reason she has D1 offers.

10. ARI WISSEN – BRICK TWP– She was the freshman of the year last season. But the insane work ethic has elevated her game to new levels. She has added too much to list here. But one thing is clear. She is a walking bucket and never satisfied. She is a future PLAYER OF YEAR CANDIDATE. Her ability to handle the ball effectively despite constant double teams is impressive for such a young player. She trains and plays outside of environment. She is hungry and passionate. Two things you can’t teach