Regis Elite Camp: High Motor Prospects

These names provided high motors, taking advantage of second chance opportunities and defensive rebounds however possible. Proactive creating great scoring looks for themselves and teammates, these were a few of the most productive prospects following a rebound.     Flowers was the other name to gather an offer from this event, a smart player at roughly 5'10. Dependable making the right reads in transition, she can handle it on the break or be deployed as a finisher versus multiple types of matchups. She showed a greater willingness of getting into mid-range shot attempts, either following off-ball movement or from the self-created look. Comfortable getting to her playmaking and scoring opportunities within the offensive flow, she rarely needs more than two dribbles to get to her spots within the halfcourt. Certainly one of the more diverse wings in the 2025 class, Flowers is a high floor division 2 level prospect.     Whitman was a dependable interior defender, capable of matching up with multiple positions of varying size and speed. Her motor and positional size plays a pivotal role in her impact, constantly getting up for second and third chance opportunities on the glass. Truly a relentless forward around the paint, energy was an obvious strength for her. Often tasked with scoring looks within the offensive flow, either from rim rolls or straight line drives. Whitman made the most of looks in the paint, quickly taking advantage of openings.     Kim was constantly putting pressure on the basket, willing to attack open space or go up through contact when necessary. A dependable ball handler with either hand, her ability to maintain control through tight ball pressure contributed to her consistent success within the paint. Her routine contributions throughout this camp brought her into the event's all-star game. Certainly capable of creating space for mid-range shot attempts off the bounce, Kim held her own against multiple collegiate level opponents. Defensively, she competes at the point of attack, quick reacting to sudden dribble moves from opposing ball handlers.     Wragge was a high motor forward who brought a high IQ to the table at roughly 6' tall. Effective defending taller opponents down in the post, she held her own against noteworthy disadvantages. Excellent, leveraging her reach to disrupt entry passes, Wragge was among the most productive post defenders from this elite camp. From the offensive end, Wragge often looked to put pressure on the rim, actively getting to her turnaround shot attempts.     Fuessel took what the opposing defense gave her, assertive attacking driving lanes right from the catch. Rarely sped up with the ball, the guard handled pressure well, even in tight spaces and angles. Dualling as a disciplined defender, she does a great job positioning herself in disruptive locations for deflections in passing lanes. Even at the point of attack, Fuessel remains disciplined, rarely fouling even versus notable contact. Along the perimeter, she knocked down a variety of three point attempts off the catch, effective from a standstill.

These names provided high motors, taking advantage of second chance opportunities and defensive rebounds however possible. Proactive creating great scoring looks for themselves and teammates, these were a few of the most productive prospects following a rebound.