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Layla is a huge post presence. Her six foot plus frame makes her a dependable rebounder and shot blocker for her team. She does a lot of the dirty work that does not show up in the stat book. Offensively she is best in the pick and roll catching and finishing.

Skye is a play making off guard. She has a sweet shot from 3 but can also create for herself and teammates off the dribble. Skye is always talking and communicating on the floor. Defensively, she understands help defense and rotations.

Sydnee is an absolute dog. She can play and defend all 5 position. Her long frame and guard skill set makes for high-level playmaking. Sydnee can get to the rim whenever she wants. Listed as a 27’ playing up makes this player even more special.

She is a tough point guard and a floor general. Ava is not just a facilitator but also a playmaker and can make her own shot. Her toughness is on defense, often hedging screens and drawing fouls and tie ups.

Ava is a reliable off guard. She attacked the rim well and used her body control to get tough finishes at the rim. She defends well, able to contain the basketball and not get beat.

Payton is a tough power forward, she rebounds well and is constantly moving, making it hard to box out. She keeps a lot of possessions alive for her team. Payton is a reliable finisher with soft touch around the room.

She is a floor general and an absolute beast of a guard. She can play on or off the point just as effectively. Dylan has a smooth jumper with perfect form. Her basketball IQ is on display and is always finding the open teammate.

She plays all over the floor without a true position. Offensively, she is closer to the rim, but she can face up and attack like a guard. defensively with her long frame she is at the top of her teams, press and causes havoc, sideline to sideline.

Angelina is a top-tier athlete. She plays super smooth and is hard to contain. she is a long guard and often gets mismatches on her cashing in at the rim. She can guard all five positions, but is best on the perimeter, getting deflections and transition opportunities.