Dayton Shootout PM Orange- part 2

Jim Dabbelt September 27, 2020 @ 07:00 PM

A final look at the talent at the 2020 Dayton Shootout, and today, the second part of the afternoon Orange team with five players who all put together a solid day at Bethel High School. Starting tomorrow, an in-depth look at the PGH Ohio Top 250 Expo! Riley Heitkamp, 5-6 2022, Fort Loramie Riley had a great midrange game. She shows the ability to attack her defender to the basket with quickness. Her quickness also transitions her to the defensive end where she hassles her opponent with great on ball defense. Riley can finish well under pressure. Just needs to work on her shot off the dribble. [player_tooltip player_id="92539" first="Hailey" last="Unger"], 5-7 2022, Arcanum Played through an ankle injury and showed her grittiness and heart. She made the trip and after the first game, she said she can't sit out and taped up and played. Outstanding perimeter game, can shoot out beyond the arc. Quick and athletic, can play in transition and score at the rim. Excellent pressure defense, causes turnovers and with her solid handles. [player_tooltip player_id="80518" first="Abby" last="West"], 5-9 2023, Greenon Abby has the ability to use her body and plays your role to the fullest in the paint. She can battle on the block with her length and can take her game to the outside with a great first step off the dribble. Abby is aggressive around the rim and owns the boards against her opponent. Needs to just get stronger and expanding her perimeter game. Addie Lloyd, 5-4, 2023, Franklin The best thing about this kid is that she is a difference maker on both ends of the floor. She is consistent in her abilities on the court. She keeps the game fast by pushing the ball down the court and creating opportunities for her teammates. Addie shows nice passes and looks for her teammates first. The quick release of her shot will leave her being able to shoot quickly over her defender. Needs to work on her handles to male them stronger. Kennedy Gadson, 5-7 2023, Dayton Chaminade Julienne Kennedy shows extreme quickness on the offensive and defensive end. Offensively, her ability to blow by her defender allows her to display a great 1v1 game and attack the basket. She uses her athleticism to penetrate well to the basket while having her body under control. The defense easily loses her when she is playing off the ball, which allows her to set up great offense for her teammates.