Post Presence | Dynasty Region Finals

The "Post Presence" players from Dynasty Region Finals were profound in performance but also in depth. We'll start with this list but there may be a part II on the way.    Cora was one of the most consistent players over the weekend. While she excelled as a post presence and was solid on interior defense for her MO Flight team, she found her rhythm draining 12-15 ft jumpers, both on catch-and-shoot and off the bounce.     Taylor was terrific on the boards for her [program_tooltip program_id='715917' first='Texas' last='Flyte'] team, consistently securing rebounds and initiating fast breaks. While her offensive game is still developing, her ability to create chaos for opponents on the interior will remain a significant asset.     Unlike her competitors, Coleman was the primary post presence for her squad. A high IQ player, she moved with beautifully intentional footwork off the ball, used her body well to gain position, and found her teammates for cuts on the backside. She is a strong complement to a team full of "Aces."     While Zoey's height is flirting with the 6-foot line, her wingspan has already surpassed it. With a decent, developing hook shot and a good feel around the basket, Browning makes for a difficult match-up for opposing teams.     Addison is a heady player who makes thoughtful and intentional decisions in the post. At 5'10" and still growing, with great hands and a long frame, her future is promising.     [player_tooltip player_id='1224476' first='Ayana' last='Agumba'] applied smothering paint defense on opponents' post players. On the offensive end, Agumba championed several key putbacks over taller defenders. She pacts as much in her strength as she does in her vertical.

The "Post Presence" players from Dynasty Region Finals were profound in performance but also in depth. We'll start with this list but there may be a part II on the way.