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2016 Under Armour Watch List 2016 Under Armour Watch List First Name Last Name Ht. Pos. Grad Year High School Name College Commitment State Evelyn "Rosie" Rush 6' 0' S 2017 West Anchorage High School AK Sofia Bruno 5'5" L 2017 McGill Toolen Catholic High School AL Lauren Chastang 6'0 OH 2017 Bayside Academy AL Caitlyn Crockett 6'1 MB 2017 Faith Academy AL Ariel Dulaney 6'0 MB 2017 Bayside Academy AL Hannah Harris 6'0" OH 2017 Providence Christian School University of South Alabama AL Mary Catherine Hart 6'0 MB 2017 John Carroll Catholic High School AL Bentley Odom 6'4 MH/RS/OH 2017 Murphy High School AL Brooke Sanford 5'9 OH 2017 Hazel Green High School AL Unique Thompson 6'2 MB/RS 2017 Faith Academy AL Kayla White 5'8" OH 2017 The Montgomery Academy Metropolitan State University of Denver Al Madison Back S 2017 Jessieville High School AR Alyson Brinkley 5'11 MB 2017 Conway High School AR Emily Doss 5'5 L 2017 Har-Ber High School AR Arika Johnson 5'11 S 2017 Har-Ber High School SIUE AR Abbie Kathol 5'7 OH 2017 Fayetteville High School AR Kellie Lampo 2017 Jessieville High School AR Annalee Parker 5'8 OH 2017 Marion High School AR Lycia Peevy 6'0 OH 2017 Paris High School AR Klaire Trainor 5'8 DS/L 2017 Har-Ber High School Arkansas AR Faith Waitsman 6'2 MB 2017 Fayetteville High School AR Hailey Dirrigl 6'2 OH 2017 Desert Vista High School Arkansas AZ Kendall Glover 5'6 L 2017 Desert Vista High School University of Georgia AZ Jaclyn Inclan 5-10 S 2017 Ironwood Ridge High School AZ Kaitlyn Lines 6'0 OH 2017 Gilbert High School Utah AZ Alexa Rockas 6'1 MB 2017 Gilbert High School San Francisco AZ Morgan Schreckler 6'1 OH 2017 Desert Vista High School New Mexico AZ Henna Acevedo 5'7" MB / OH 2017 Los Molinos High School CA Sarah Allman 5'8 DS/L 2017 Marymount High School Villanova CA Bria Beale 5'10 MB 2017 Racho Cucamonga High School CA Britt Bommer 6'1 S 2017 Mira Costa High School Northwestern CA Yurika Boyd 5'6 L 2017 Marymount High School Yale CA Liset Castillo 5'7" OH / DS 2017 Los Molinos High School CA Brooklyn Cheney 5'10 OH/RS 2017 Tehachapi High School CA Elise Coash 5'9 S 2017 Aptos High School UC Irvine CA Maya Daukus OH/RS 2017 Santa Monica High School CA Erin Davis 6'0 MB 2017 Windward School UNLV CA Isabella Dominici 5'7 OH 2017 Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory CA Maia Dvoracek 6ft 1inch RS/S 2017 Truckee High School Cal Poly CA Jessica Elbin 5'11 S 2017 Trinity Classical Academy Siena CA Morgan Farrell 6'1 MB 2017 Rocklin High School CA Molly Feldmeth S 2017 South Pasadena High School CA Tyler Fezzey 6'1 RS 2017 J. W. North High School CA Olivia Harden OH 2017 Exeter Union High School CA Krista Hernandez 5'5 L/S 2017 Culver City High School CA Emily Hubbard 6'0 OH 2017 Santa Fe Christian High School Tulsa CA Katie Jacobs 5'9 S 2017 West Ranch High School UCLA CA Kobie Jimenez 5'6 L 2017 Ventura High School UCSB CA Kayla Joyce 5'6 S/L 2017 Pleasant Valley High School CA Daria Kim-Percy 5'11.5 OH 2017 Windward High School CA Claire Kovensky 5'11 OH 2017 Citrus Valley High School CA Jackie Kupeli 5'2 L 2017 Monte Vista High School CA Kate Kutzer 5'10 OH/RS 2017 South Pasadena High School CA Claire Lenihan 6'1 MB 2017 Chadwick School CA Kayla Lund 6'0 OH 2017 Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy CA Katherine Lynch MB 2017 Palos Verde High School CA Camryn Machado 5'8 S 2017 La Costa Canyon High School Arizona State CA Margot Mafr Spencer 6' 0" OH 2017 John W North CA Hailey Merkes 5'10" OH, DS 2017 Half Moon Bay High School CA Rachel Mills 6'1 MB/RS 2017 La Costa Canyon High School Idaho CA Amanda Montag 5'11 OH 2017 Mira Costa High School Navy CA Lena Reed-Petracek MB/RS/S 2017 Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School CA Jocelyn Rodreguez 5' 6.5" L/DS 2017 Clovis East High School CA Jocelyn Rodriquez 5'7 L/DS 2017 Clovis East High School CA Jennifer Ryan 5'11 MB 2017 Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory CA Shannon Scully 6'2 OH 2017 Mater Dei High School Utah CA Samantha Slater 5'11" OH/RS 2017 Ventura High School CA Bailey Steger 5' 8' S 2017 Half Moon Bay High School CA Lexi Sun 6'3 OH 2017 Santa Fe Christian High School Texas CA Mary Tran 5'6 MB 2017 Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory CA Bronte Zlomek 5'9 L/OH 2017 La Costa Canyon High School Wake Forest CA Lydia Bartalo 5'11'' OH 2017 Lewis-Palmer High School Denver University CO Emily Broerman 5'4 L 2017 Saint Mary's High School CO Mika Dickson L 2017 Cheyenne Mountain High School CO Madeleine Foutz 5'5 L 2017 Bayfield High School CO Allie Freeburg 6'0" OH 2017 Montrose High School CO Ellie Gubser 6'4 RS 2017 Cheyenne Mountain High School CO Michaela Putnicki 6'1" OH 2017 Lewis-Palmer High School Virginia CO Elizabeth Reich 6'1" MB 2017 Lewis-Palmer High School Portland CO Jasmine Schmidt RS/S 2017 Chaparral High School CO Daisy Schultz 5'9 S 2017 Cherry Creek High School CO Tarynn Sieg 6'0 MB/RS 2017 Eaton High School CO Julia Angelo 5'10 OH 2017 Palm Harbor University High School Louisiana - Lafayette FL Brook Bauer 6'0 OH 2017 Saint Thomas Aquinas High School FL Nikkia Benitez 5'11 OH/MB 2017 Westminster Christian High School FL Quin Blanco 5'7 S 2017 Westminster Christian High School FL Jenna Culhan 6'0 OH/RS 2017 Boca Raton Community High School FL Morgan Davis 6'4 MB 2017 Bishop Moore Catholic High School Texas A&M FL Emma Dixon 6'0 MB 2017 Saint Thomas Aquinas High School FL Ella Filippelli 5'9" MB, OH 2017 Covenant Christian School FL Madison Fitzpatrick 5'10 OH 2017 Lincoln High School FSU (Sand) FL Shelby Glawson 6' MB 2017 Sneads High School FL Emily Hoenigmann 5'9 OH 2017 Covenant Christian School FL Samantha Knapp 5'6 DS/L 2017 Bishop Moore Catholic High School Georgia Tech FL Sarah Lobo 5'8 S 2017 Gulliver Preparatory FL Allison Marble 6'0 OH/MB 2017 Saint Thomas Aquinas High School FL Renee Mussler 5'10 MB/RS 2017 Palm Harbor University High School FL Naomi Rhoa 5'4" S, RS, L 2017 Covenant Christian School FL Gabriela Socarras 5'7 OH 2017 Carrollton School FL Emma Strong 5'10 OH / L 2017 Palm Harbor University High School The Citadel FL Veronica Teek 5'5" L 2017 Leon High School FL Sydney Vach 5'7 L 2017 Winter Springs High School FL Callie Workman 5'7 L 2017 Lincoln High School UNF FL Alyssa Zwolensky 5'8 OH 2017 Merritt Island High School FL Lainey Aenchbacher 5'10 S 2017 Savannah Christian Preparatory School GA Chloe Anderton 6'4 MB 2017 Saint Pius X Catholic High School GA Libby Bochniak 5' 10" OH 2017 Lassiter High School Georgia College and State University GA Summer Brown MB 2017 Pace Academy GA Ashlyn Burnsed 5'6 S 2017 The Habersham School GA Alena Cashdan 5'7 L 2017 Marist School GA Sara Delk 5'7 OH/DS 2017 The Habersham School GA Katie Doering 6'2 MB 2017 Harrison High School GA Micah Ensor 6' 0" RS 2017 Lassiter High School Catawba College GA Kate Gordon 5' 9" S 2017 Lassiter High School GA Delaney Hans 5'11 S 2017 Walton High School GA Alexus Holt 5' 9" OH/MB 2017 Lassiter High School GA Moriah Hopkins 6'2" RS 2017 North Cobb High School GA Landon Jones 5'7 OH 2017 Savannah Christian Preparatory School GA Jones Landon 5'6" OH 2017 Savannah Christian Preparatory school GA Brianna Lynch 6'2.5" MB 2017 Chattahoochee High School West Virginia GA Ansley McClain 5'9 S 2017 Oconee County High School GA Allana McInnis 5'7 S 2017 Harrison High School GA Abbey McIntyre 5'8 OH/MB/DS 2017 The Habersham School The Habersham School GA Madison McKnight 5'8 S 2017 Dunwoody High School GA Shealyn McNamara 6'2 MB 2017 South Forsyth High School Auburn GA Amanda Nugent 5'11 OH 2017 South Forsyth High School GA Katie Parnell 6'1 MB 2017 Saint Pius X Catholic High School GA Sydney Pineda 6'1 MB 2017 Alpharetta High School Troy University GA Grace Rigsbee 6'1 RS 2017 North Gwinnett High School Georgia Tech GA Morgan Stalcup 6'4" MB, RS 2017 Blessed Trinity Catholic High School South Alabama GA Destiny Stewart 5'10" OH 2017 Alpharetta High School GA Sarah Stewart 5'7 OH 2017 Saint Vincent's High School GA Noni Thompkins 6'4 MB 2017 Wesleyan High School Tennessee Tech GA Allie Waller 5'4 OH/DS 2017 The Habersham School GA Kendall Wilson 6'1 MB 2017 Sandy Creek High School GA Emilee Wissmach 5'6 L 2017 Savannah Christian Preparatory School GA Jenna Woodruff 5'11" OH 2017 North Cobb High School GA Erin Yeatman 5'4 L 2017 South Forsyth High School GA Eimanie Thomas 6'0 RS 2017 Mid-Pacific Institute High School North Texas HI Ellie Anderson 5'8 S 2017 Linn-Mar High School IA Emilee McGowan 5'5 L 2017 Linn-Mar High School IA Emily Plock 6'1 OH 2017 Southeast Polk High School IA Isabella Sade 6'2 MB 2017 Marion High School IA James Baker 6'2" OH 2017 Brother Rice High School IL Holly Behrends 6'0" OH 2017 Oswego High School UNC Greensboro IL Janelle Brehm 5'11" OH 2017 Morris Community High School IL Madeline Dunterman 6'3 MB/RS 2017 Marist High School Lehigh IL Kiera James 5'8 OH 2017 Downers Grove South High School Southern Illinois IL Jenna Joyce 2017 Vernon Hill High School IL Averie Miller RS/S/OH 2017 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools IL Sydney Nemtuda 5'11" OH 2017 Marian Central Catholic High School FAU IL Lauren Rokey 6'0 OH 2017 Eureka High School Wake Forest IL Sara Rose 5'8 S 2017 York High School IL Tamera Shaw 6'0" OH/L 2017 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools IL Ashely Shook 6'2 S 2017 Plainfield Central High School IL Kendall Tucker 5'4 L 2017 Downers Grove North High School IL Amber Wilson 5'7" OH 2017 Charleston High School IL Makenna Wilson 5'7 OH 2017 Charleston High School IL McKayla Wuensch 5'9 S 2017 Marian Central Catholic High School Nevada IL Lacee Adams 5'6 S 2017 Muncie Central High School IN Cassie Brooks 5'5 DS/L 2017 Cathedral High School University of
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