Small school stars with college futures

With the breadth of AAU and the opportunity for players to compete at various events on and off college campuses, the exposure gap for players from small towns continues to slowly shorten. And with good reason, as Class and D public schools have produced some of the state’s best players this past decade, like Pellston’s…

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