DMVlive Day 1 Part 2 standouts

Here is the second part for the day 1 standouts at DMVlive at Bullis.    Bailey Harris had a monster game for St. Mary's-Annapolis, who won by a big margin. She had an excellent day scoring, putting points in from all over the court. Bailey finished with a game-high 25 points, one of the biggest scoring outputs of the day.     Last year at DMVlive, Alexandra Vandiver struggled with her shot, but my takeaway from her performances was positive. I liked what she brought defensively, her size, and her ability to stretch the floor. She put all those tools together against Holy Cross, knocking down two threes and finishing with 17 points. She was fantastic defensively as well.     [player_tooltip player_id='753300' first='Harissoum' last='Coulibaly'] was by far S3 Academy's biggest source of offense against Elizabeth Seton. She drove the ball at a high level and showed off her touch with some tough finishes. She consistently put her head down and got what she wanted. Harrisoum finished with 26 points and was one of my favorite players to watch on the day.     Zoe Osby's mix of skill and energy was a big reason Elizabeth Seton won their first game against S3. She played tough in the paint and finished through contact. A couple of times when S3 was in the zone, Zoe caught the ball at the FT line and was decisive. She finished with 19 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists. In Seton's second game against St. Frances, Zoe was one of the only real bright spots offensively for Elizabeth Seton. She was great in the paint, and she used her body well. She outworked everyone on the court and has great touch. She finished that game with 17 points and 8 rebounds.     Makayla Johnson was terrific in Elizabeth Seton's first game of the day. She knocked down a lot of wide-open threes, and a lot of them were timely shots that kept S3 Academy at a distance. She hit 4 threes and finished with 14 points.     Emma NuQuay was another steady contributor for Elizabeth Seton in their game against S3 Academy. She did well driving the ball and knocking down a couple of threes. Like Makayla Johnson, she finished with 14 points.     [player_tooltip player_id='551094' first='Riley' last='Lynch'] got started early, knocking down a few spot-up threes for Catholic. It helped set the tone for a game that was never close. Riley is a rising freshman, but she does not play like it. Even when she got going early, she didn't hunt for shots and made the right basketball play every time. She made 4 threes in that first game, ending with 12 points. In the second game,, Riley got run off the three-point line a lot, and did great getting to her floater—an overall solid day for Riley.     [player_tooltip player_id='376323' first='Zaniyah' last='Williams'] is another Catholic Crusader who shot the ball well in their first game. She showed her complete offensive game as a driver, and when teams started to run her off the line, she showed off her mid-range. Zaniyah was excellent and finished that first game with 22 points and 7 rebounds. In Catholics' second game, she put together another good game. She struggled with her shot early but willed her way into the game. She was aggressive and got to the line 15 times, converting all 15 of them. She finished that game with 23 points.     [player_tooltip player_id='302566' first='Jemma' last='Eleby'] had two great performances today and was the epitome of efficiency. She scored inside and also stepped out and knocked down jump shots. She battled inside all day and was one of the more impressive bigs. Her totals in two games were 28 points on 10/16 shooting.

Here is the second part for the day 1 standouts at DMVlive at Bullis.