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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 2406311, member: 5089"] Laeticia Amihere: [I]Through all of her earlier work, Amihere had quietly maintained a goal that could now be a little tougher to achieve: to jump from No. 2 in the ESPN rankings for the recruiting class of 2019 to No. 1, rarefied air for a Canadian prospect. "I've been working. A couple of months ago I was actually ranked No. 3. Moving up to No. 2 was a good jump, but definitely getting to that No. 1 spot is my goal and what I strive for every day," she said. Wherever she lands in the recruiting rankings, a college basketball program somewhere is going to be elated to welcome her. In September, she [URL='https://www.instagram.com/p/BYgEwIpBu0J/']narrowed her list of potential schools down to 14[/URL], a wide net to be sure, with plenty of time to work through the choices before committing. She plans to take sports management courses wherever she lands, a goal which helped her narrow the options initially. On that list are some of college basketball's powerhouses. If they want to land Amihere, they'll have to offer more than just a winning pedigree. "For me, what's really important is skill development. Being able to develop your players," she said. "Obviously, a lot of the top programs will do that. And obviously, the relationship I have with the coaches, that really sparked a lot. I know a lot of players that are NCAA, so asking around to my friends and my peers that are in the NCAA, I got a lot of insight. They really helped me through the process, telling me pros and cons and really what to watch out for."[/I] [URL="https://sports.vice.com/en_us/article/43nqzp/laeticia-amihere-is-the-future-of-womens-basketball-the-16-project"]Laeticia Amihere Is the Future of Women's Basketball[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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