Forest City Indians Stats

Congratulations to Hayden Brown and Lexi Isebrand on being selected to the 3A Northwest All-District Team by the Iowa Girls Coaches Association! Hayden was also selected to the Academic All-State Team. Way to go!

#7 (3A) Forest City (22-3) 54 #13 (3A) Algona (20-5) 41

#7 (3A) Forest City (21-3) 70 Carroll (6-17) 45

@coachbeechum Would be great to see one for all eight one seeds in 3A.

OWU: TALENT PROJECTION — Conceptually Thinking Basketball Regional Tournament ZOE ALLEN (2025/2026) — WILLIAMSBURG HS Post/Forward | Iowa Class 3A | Senior Season INTERIOR PRODUCTION UNDER STRUCTURED DEFENSIVE ATTENTION Zoe Allen’s evaluation begins with context. Williamsburg is 18–5 in Iowa Class 3A competition. She is not producing in low-leverage games detached from winning structure. She is operating as an interior scoring anchor in a ranked environment where defensive attention is intentional. That distinction matters. The statistical profile is efficient and role-defined: 11.9 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.4 steals, 1.6 turnovers per game. Field goal percentage sits at 49.8% with a 50.0% effective field goal mark. That efficiency confirms finishing competence inside the arc. The three-point rate (20.0%) indicates limited perimeter stretch value at this stage. Free throw percentage at 69.4% suggests touch is functional but not yet a scalability indicator for expanded shooting range. The production lens must separate volume from resistance. Allen’s scoring does not come from free space. Opponents are loading the paint and sending early help on entry touches. Efficiency near 50% from the field under those conditions is not accidental. It reflects footwork control, shoulder discipline, and the ability to finish through contact rather than fading from it. That is transferable skill if physical measurements support translation. Rebounding distribution is balanced: 2.3 offensive and 3.0 defensive boards per game. The offensive rebound rate signals willingness to re-engage possessions rather than leak out. Defensive rebounding is adequate but not dominant. For a post-forward projecting upward, rebounding rate will need to increase against longer, more athletic frontcourts. Decision-making remains the primary swing variable. Assist-to-turnover ratio is 0.72. That metric suggests that when defensive pressure compresses space, the processing window narrows. A post player who consistently draws doubles must convert that gravity into perimeter efficiency for teammates. Whether Allen reads the second defender early and delivers on-time kick-outs will determine ceiling expansion. Turnover control is currently manageable at 1.6 per game, but assist volume does not yet indicate consistent advantage redistribution. Defensively, the event profile is modest. 1.4 steals per game reflects anticipation in passing lanes and active hands. Blocks register at 0.0 in verified data, which reframes earlier qualitative impressions. Projection should rely on confirmed metrics. Defensive translation at higher levels will hinge on lateral mobility, rim protection capacity, and switch tolerance. Those measurables are not confirmed in this dataset and represent the largest projection gap. Physical profile remains partially unverified. Height, wingspan, and mobility data are required to determine positional clarity. If she possesses legitimate length and adequate lateral movement, the interior toolkit scales into rotational D2 or situational Regional D1 range. Analytical indicators: Points per shot: efficient interior profile. Assist-to-turnover ratio: below desired threshold for post gravity translation. Defensive event rate: moderate. Free throw percentage: developmental ceiling marker. Allen’s value is grounded in resistance-tested interior production inside an 18–5 competitive structure. The projection is conditional, not dismissive. Verified physical data will materially adjust the ceiling. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStariowa ] @JDabbs86

#7 (3A) Forest City (19-3) 84 Eagle Grove (5-17) 25

(#7 3A) Forest City 52 (18-3, 14-1) Clear Lake 50 (17-4, 12-1)

(#6 3A) Forest City 40 (16-2, 12-0) (#2 1A) Bishop Garrigan 51 (16-2, 12-1)

GHV 33 (10-4, 6-4) (#6 3A) Forest City 56 (14-1, 11-0)

(#6 3A) Forest City 60 (13-1, 10-0) (#15 1A) North Union 42 (8-5, 4-4)

(#6 3A) Forest City 53 (12-1, 9-0) (#15 1A) North Union 38 (8-5, 4-3)

(#6 3A) Forest City 64 (11-1, 8-0) Eagle Grove 22 (2-11, 0-7)

(#6 3A) Forest City 46 (10-1, 7-0) (#8 2A) Emmetsburg 42 (11-2, 4-0)

(#6 3A) Forest City 49 (9-1, 7-0) (#10 1A) Lake Mills 37 (9-2, 6-2)

Check out my write-up from the rivalry matchup between Lake Mills and Forest City! 🔥 prepgirlshoops.com/2026/01/ranked… Ashlen Kingland Lexi Isebrand @DontjeJenna Hayden Brown @CoraSauer10 @LGirlsbball @FC_IndiansStats

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(#7 3A) Forest City 53 (8-1, 6-0) (#2 1A) Bishop Garrigan 48 (7-2, 5-1)

GBB: #7 (3A) Forest City 78 (7-1, 5-0) Belmond-Klemme 27 (1-7, 0-5)

GBB: #7 (3A) Forest City 72 (6-1, 4-0) West Hancock 54 (3-5, 1-4)

#7 (3A) Forest City 67 North Iowa 22 GBB

#7 (3A) Forest City 66 #4 (3A) Des Moines Christian 71 GBB