Vitals:
Name: Payton Verhulst
Height: 5’11”
HS Grad Year: 2021
Position: PG
School / Hometown: Bishop Miege HS (DeSoto, Kansas)
Club Team: Next Level Eclipse
College Choice: Louisville
BrandonClayTV Video Evaluation: August 2019
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August 2019 @ BrandonClayScouting.com All-American Showcase: “After winning the MVP of the FIBA 16-and-under tournament, it would have been easy for Verhulst of De Soto, Kan., to mentally cruise control through the training sessions. Turns out, the hyper-competitive lead guard did the exact opposite. She was completely locked in to the little details even taking instruction on her free throw shooting in attempts to reach the 90 plus percent club next season. With her ability to handle the tempo of a game, building her shot with an aim on joining the 180 (50 FG-40 3PFG-90 FT) club in college is a logical next step. Verhulst has the skill and work ethic to make that a distinct possibility turn into a reality.” — Brandon Clay (@BrandonClayPSB)
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