Iowa women's basketball offers elite 2028 Wisconsin guard Kinsley Ketterhagen
As Iowa women's basketball continues to search for the next best name to don the black and gold, the Hawkeyes once again made noise on the recruiting trail by extending an offer to 2028 shooting guard Prospectby extending an offer to 2028 shooting guard prospect Kinsley Ketterhagen.
The 6-foot-1 native of Oostburg, Wisconsin, currently attends Oostburg School District and plays club basketball for the All Iowa Attack. The skilled prospect ranks as the No. 2 recruit and No. 1 shooting guard in the state, according to Prep Girl Hoops' 2028 recruiting rankings.
In addition to Iowa, she has also received offers from Michigan State, Wisconsin–Green Bay, and Wisconsin.
While there is plenty of time remaining in her recruitment process, Iowa hopes that its recent success and talented roster will be a significant draw for Ketterhagen.
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