Labour Day Player Rankings Revealed

With a summer of evaluation completed, we undertook to the long arduous process of reviewing the merits of all of what we took in. As usual the process included cataloguing skill inventories, looking at progress and measuring those factors against the top competition we saw them against in order to rank the top girls from across the country in order to generate our list. We have definitely wracked up a fair bit of mileage scouting around our country and the U.S. in order to make our decisions.  And with data from over 30 events so far this year alone and hundreds of players to consider, we had a huge task. But the task is now complete, and here are how things panned out…

Many Post Secondary Schools have already started locking up talent from this Class and with good reason. Time after time when we sat down to compile our rankings for the Class of 2014 we come to the same conclusion each and every time:  This Class is likely going to be looked at as one of the deepest classes in a while.

The debates on where players were slotted were long, but relying on the amount of data compiled, the results are some of which we were quite proud to have completed.

Class of 2014

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Following up as deep of a Class as the 2014s, is no easy task.  But, the Class of 2015 definitely has it’s fair share of gems…

Class of 2015

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The Class of 2016s are shaping up to be an speedy bunch, able to get up and down the floor quickly and possessing the skill required once they get into position.

Class of 2016

In the Class of 2017, we found that Hailey Brown was far and away the best player in the 2017 Class. She had an awesome summer with the Team Ontario U15s turning heads wherever she went. She even earned herself a 1st Team Canadian Nationals All-Star nod.
As for the rest of the Class? Well, we’ll keep those rankings under wraps while we allow them to continue to develop.

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