Powerful Performances At The Victory Region Finals – Part 2

Powerful Performances At The Victory Region Finals &#8211; Part 2

Scott Hankamp

May 31, 2022 @ 07:06 AM

Yesterday we looked at some players from the PGH Circuit's Victory Region Finals that had powerful performances. These players may have had great games, outstanding weekends, or may deserve credit for having done something really. Check out Part 1 below, as well as coverage for some players that had a statement making Saturday at the event. https://prepgirlshoops.com/2022/05/powerful-performances-at-the-victory-region-finals/ https://prepgirlshoops.com/2022/05/saturday-statements-at-the-victory-region-finals/ Now, take a look at some more players that had powerful performances at the Victory Region Finals! Rylan Foster (2024, F, Sun Badgers 2024, Mundelein, IL) Foster has some real tools that point to current and future success in the game of basketball. She showed excellent footwork in the paint on defense. She slid over smoothly with horizontal movement which allowed her to seamlessly play help defense. [player_tooltip player_id="304632" first="Paige" last="Medley"] (2024, G, Team Firstep 2024, Meadle County, KY) Medley definitely drew my eye on Saturday with her mature game. She was steady and smart with the ball in her hands, yet wasn't baall dependent. Medley was accurate and smart with her passes throughout the game, which I believe is just one of many ways that she shows her excellent decision making. Medley was a plus perimeter defender as well. [player_tooltip player_id="368870" first="Amyannah" last="Tucker"] (2025, G, Dayton Vipers Elite 2025, Troy, OH) Tucker was lights out at the Victory Region Finals! She was a leader and a floor general on the court for the Vipers squad. Tucker used her strength, physicality, and athleticism while directing traffic for her team. She was very comfortable putting the ball on the floor and attacking the rim. Claire Weasler (2026, G, [program_tooltip program_id='716192' first='Wolverinas' last=''] - 2 2026, Loyola Academy, IL) Weasler is a point guard that many coaches would want running the show for their team. She's got quick feet and can change direction on a dime, making her tough to stay in front of and contain. Weasler showed her ability to pass in the open floor with a pretty bounce pass to a cutting wing. She exhibited touch on her floater and was a pest on the defensive end. [player_tooltip player_id="204898" first="Ashley" last="Wilcox"] (2023, G/F, Fusion Basketball Academy 2023 Dunn, Normal West, IL) Wilcox simply did a lot right when I watched her at the Victory Region Finals. Her numbers may not pop off the page, but her confidence in setting an offense and the crispness of her passes certainly would. Wilcox did a great job keeping the ball moving and making the defense rotate.