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A playmaker that makes the right read with the ball in her hands. Can lead her teammates with quick passes that are on time and on target. Spaces the floor and knocks down shots from distance. Covers multiple positions on defense and chases after rebounds.

Amira is a crafty scorer that create her own shot off the dribble. Uses her handle to break defenders down and get to her spots. Can hit shots from inside and out and consistently makes the effort to make the extra pass.

A reliable playmaker that can handle the ball and set her teammates up for easy scores. She is a physical defender that uses active hands without fouling. Plays hard on both ends and makes a lot of hustle plays.

A high energy guard that flies around on defense and is constantly in the mix for loose balls. She is competitive and looks to push the ball up the floor and play at a fast pace. Does a good job of handling the ball under pressure and keeps her eyes up for open teammates.

Slides her feet and makes opposing guards miserable. She is an aggressive defender at the point of attack forces opposing guards into coughing the ball up often. Turns the game into a track meet and sprints down the floor in transition. A fearless finisher at the basket that can use her handle to get where ever she wants to on the court.

Has the size to be a very disruptive defender in the paint. She plays light on her feet and shows great timing as a shot blocker.

A reliable point guard that can run the offense and get the ball to her teammates. Spaces the floor and hits shots from the three point line. Applies good pressure while guarding the ball.

An absolute grinder on defense that jumps passing lanes and gets a hand up on every shot within her vicinity. She puts herself in great positions and constantly finds herself in the mix for 50/50 balls. A dependable ball handler that can create for her teammates in addition to herself.

A lights out shooter with a beautiful release on her jump shot. Whether it’s catch and shoot or off the dribble, she is cash from the three point line once she finds her rhythm.