Week 13- Tuesday Top Performers game 1

<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-332898" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2021/09/40-Taylor-Gerard.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" /></p> <p style="text-align: center;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="270658" first="Taylor" last="Gerard"]</strong></p> Dealing with the LIVESTREAM has been a hit or miss yet it enables me to catch a lot of games throughout the state when it works. I wanted to catch <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135401" first="Allie" last="Buchanan"] (Lake Dallas) Southeastern Oklahoma signee</strong> who is a <strong>double-double</strong> waiting to happen and my game of the night was supposed to be <strong>Hendrickson at Pflugerville</strong> and based on the score, I missed a dandy and I’m sure <strong>Aaliyah Carter</strong> was on point for <strong>Hendrickson</strong> so I had to improvise. I did eventually grab some games <strong>On Demand</strong> yet the aerial view or the number contrast with uniforms however I knew a few of the players from <strong>Dulles</strong>, seniors <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135361" first="Nya" last="Threatt"], [player_tooltip player_id="135364" first="Peyton" last="Overton"], and [player_tooltip player_id="135373" first="Maurdaisha" last="Powell"] as well as sophomore [player_tooltip player_id="270658" first="Taylor" last="Gerard"]</strong> all putting in work, <strong>Threat scored 12, Powell 10</strong>, however <strong>I DON’T DO BLOWOUTS</strong> so I had to teleport somewhere else hoping to find a couple of competitive games and here you go <strong>2022</strong> <strong>Zeta Jenkins-PF (Austin Bowie)</strong> Jenkins is so strong around the rim that she simply can score with players hanging on her yet other than finishing after contact, she continues to show she can drop the midrange. She played solid defense inside the paint, even stepped outside of it to guard her man and as always, she did a good job rebounding, on both ends of the court. Not sure if she <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Reagan Hassenfrantz-5’9 SG (Lake Travis)</strong> Hassenfrantz left me with a mouthful in a short span of time and I often emphasize "seizing the opportunity" because you never know who’s watching and watching her not only create her shot under pressure but drop the mid to long-range jumper with a hand in her face made me smile, well at the television. She also read the floor, on both ends and her court vision was nice on the offensive side yet something about players playing the passing lane always brightens my outlook <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="96154" first="Mia" last="Galbraith"]-5’9 SG (Lake Travis)</strong> Galbraith is so smooth on the court and watching her score in the flow is always a treat for me yet the treat is even better when she decides to take over games. She can post up smaller guards, outrebound taller players, and score on putbacks after contact yet she can also drop the jumper, from just about anywhere, and seeing her create her shot and releasing has always grabbed me yet she shoots the ball with confidence as well as consistency and college coaches love big guards that can shoot it <strong>2025</strong> <strong>Malaysia Shaw-C (Austin Bowie)</strong> Shaw showed me quite a bit last night yet the biggest takeaway was watching her battle for the ball. She’s strong, she’s athletic yet more important than anything else is her upside and as a freshman, she definitely has the potential to create some problems for defenders. I loved her finishing after contact on putbacks as well as attacking the rim going baseline yet just watching her run the floor after rebounding, on both ends, made me smile &nbsp;