The South Carolina native is a physical and athletic wing who can defend multiple positions. She competes hard and can move her feet well enough to defend on the perimeter and hold her ground in the post defensively.
Hayward is a steady guard who controls the tempo of a game well. She moves the ball well offensively and can get her team into what they want to run offensively.
Shields is a physical player who defends well around the basket. She can hold her ground in the post and make opposing posts shots as difficult as possible. She’s an interesting kid because of her physical tools.
The Illinois native is a solid passer who can attack the middle of a defense and kick it out to a teammate. She sees the floor well and is capable of getting open shots for her team each time down the floor.
The Indiana native has made some solid plays on the defensive end of the floor. She’s got quick hands and made a strip while chasing down an opposing player on a fastbreak.
Thomason is a steady lead guard who sees the floor well and will make aggressive passes. She keeps her head up with the ball in her hands and will find her teammates when they get into open pockets of space.
The Indiana native is an undersized frontcourt player but has the physicals to make plays on both ends of the floor. She’s boxes out well, rebounds, sets solid screens, and can hold her ground in the post.
The Indiana native is a solid passer who sees the floor well. I like her ability to move the ball quickly within her team’s offense to keep the ball and defense moving. Her passing opens the floor for her team to get good looks.
Ash is a physical player around the rim and can thrive playing in the post. She’s at her best when she can score over her left shoulder. She’s also wanting to initiate the first contact in the post.
Westley is a younger guard who can handle the ball well under pressure. She can attack the basket and is comfortable finishing with either hand. She’s also a laterally quick player defensively.