Grace Miller (2034) DLH
Grace is a solid point guard who handles the ball well and can knock down shots consistently. She reads the floor effectively and takes advantage of gaps in the defense, either by driving or finding teammates.
Grace is a solid point guard who handles the ball well and can knock down shots consistently. She reads the floor effectively and takes advantage of gaps in the defense, either by driving or finding teammates.
Kate is a really tough guard with nice handles and great poise, staying calm under pressure and making smart decisions with the ball. She is also a nice shooter, capable of knocking down shots consistently and keeping defenses honest.
Delaney has a nice overall game. She finishes well on the move, displaying touch and control whether attacking the rim or converting in stride. She also reads the floor nicely, processing the game quickly and making smart decisions.
Ella is an incredible on-ball defender. Can stay with anyone and does so without fouling. She also showed off a solid passing game that is built on fundamentals.
Cam attacks the rim well and is a constant threat off the ball, making smart cuts and finishing plays. She shows great body control, allowing her to adjust in the air and convert difficult finishes.
Emerson has good athleticism and length, allowing her to cover ground effectively and impact plays on both ends. She plays well in transition, running the floor hard and making smart decisions in the open court.
Ray has a tight handle and plays with great control. Her ability to see the floor allows her to create for others as well as attack the hoop when things open up. She brings consistent effort, diving for loose balls and making hustle plays that impact winning.
Hannah has a very high ceiling. As an 8th grader she already possesses the size, strength and athleticism that turns heads. She’s a menace in the paint but she also has guard skills and is perfectly capable of being a playmaker away from the basket. This is a kid you will be hearing about at a high level as she gets older.
Strong lead guard for a strong team, she really helps keep them on the straight an narrow. She handles pressure so well, doesn’t turn the ball over often and keeps her scorers and shooters involved. She also has a nice jumper that she shoots with confidence.
Jaylah is pretty advanced for her age. As a 7th grader playing up in the 9th grade she is always in control and never rattled. She has tight handles and stays composed against any defender. She scores the ball in a variety of ways but the most impressive might be her arsenal at the rim, with either hand. She has a very bright future, the hype will be warranted!