Very nice size and ability. Lana showed a very good midrange game. Some pull ups off the dribble and a few floaters. She worked hard on the boards and could take a rebound to lead the break. Good communicator and team leader.
This young lady is long and she gets after it. She led the break herself after some rebounds, and even had some coast to coast layups. A few really nice acrobatic finishes. Her length and mobility give her the ability to be a solid defender inside and outside. Just when I thought I had seen enough, she stepped out and knocked down a few three’s even!
This kid is an absolute nightmare for defenses. She has a well rounded game with her ability to attack or shoot equally as well. She can use either hand off the dribble, and her elite ability to finish with either hand leaves some wondering what hand is even her dominant hand. She is so tough and physical, doesn’t shy away from contact at all. She shoots the jumper at a high level and doesn’t even need to be comfortable or set.
Jordan is an elite guard with playmaking ability. Her fast twitch speed makes for a quick first step often taking her defender off the dribble. She converts a high percentage of her drives with different finishes around the rim and defenders. Jordan is a fierce on the ball defender and rarely gets beat off the dribble. Her quick hands allows for her and her team to get out in transition and run the floor.
Kennedi showed that she is a multi-dimensional player this weekend. She illustrated that she can consistently knock down jumpers, with her strong suit being from deep. She showed some flashes of slashes, a few times displaying nice athleticism finishing with one hand hand through the paint. She can handle it and pass it with either hand, showing off some nice left handed passes through traffic. Kennedi also hit the boards as well as anyone on the court regardless of position, before icing the game from the line.
Kaelyse is a huge post presence and an elite level center. She knows how to use her size to gain post position and seal off her defender. Kaelyse has touch and is a reliable finisher around the rim. She changes the game on defense with her 6’4 frame. If she does not block the shot she definitely disrupts the shooter leading to an easy rebound. Kaelyse will step out and hit the midrange making her a match up nightmare
This kid is a very big impact kid with the ball in her hands. She flies around, making plays, on either end, but is particularly fun to watch dart in and out of defenses with the ball always being distributed. She can handle any defense you throw at her. She constantly proved her team with a spark and confidence when she has the ball in her hands. Very nice shooter as well, that plays with a chip on her shoulder.
Kaitlyn is a strong and versatile PF. She is not a traditional back to the basket type post player, she can square up and attack with a variety of finishes. She controlled the defensive boards in her saturday afternoon game and it is the advantage her team needs. She will step out and hit a jumper but it is not her primary attribute.
Love Warners game. Though she plays a lot of point, she can play any backcourt or wing position. Her build and strength make her a very tough matchup for any smaller guard, because she uses it to her advantage so well. She can be seen finishing through contact around the rim very often, she spends a lot of time at the free throw line. She is a hound on defense, whether in the half court or full, she can rebound and get the ball up the floor very quickly.
This kid is so smooth on offense, never loosing composure, but a terror on defense, especially in their press. The amount of deflections she gets is insane. The way she times her jumps, gets off the floor so quickly and then finds the ball is elite. She is a legit intimidating force in a press. She handles the rock so well, and even better in transition where she does a great job making the right decisions. Solid shooter and always has the ability to show a burst of speed to the rack!
