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Tripp is a solid two-way wing who can make plays off the ball. She plays well within her teams zone defense and reads the passing lanes well. She’s also a physical kid who can make plays around the rim on both ends.

The 5-11 forward is a hard worker who finds ways to rebound the ball against players bigger than her. She has an excellent motor and will help her team generate extra possessions. She also plays through contact around the rim well.

Keys is a physical guard who can play either spot in the backcourt and find ways to thrive. She’s an excellent perimeter shooter who can space the floor. She also reads the game and can get her teammates the ball when they’re open.

Camp is a rangy wing who can put the ball on the floor and create for herself or her teammates. She’s a confident kid on the offensive end of the floor. Her length and athleticism will also help her on the defensive end of the floor.

Wilkes is a skilled perimeter shooter who can space the floor when she’s in the game. She has confidence to shoot it whenever she has space and it forces defenders to stay attached to her on the perimeter.

The South Carolina native is a young guard playing up a few age levels. She looks the part and is comfortable playing through contact against some more physical kids. She has a lot of poise that helps her make the right reads under pressure.

The 5-10 wing from South Carolina has done an excellent job on the offensive boards this morning. She works hard to get position around the rim and has the motor to work through traffic to get to loose balls.

The 5-7 guard is a rangy kid with the athleticism to make eye-catching plays on the defensive end of the floor. She plays hard and doesn’t put her head down when she makes mistakes, she makes up for them. I’ve liked her motor.

The Texas native is a solid lead guard who can move the ball around the floor offensively. She plays at her own pace and finish around the rim creatively when she has to play through traffic.