2024 PGHWashington Top 250 Expo: Team 2 Evaluations

With some of the top talent coming to Bellevue this past weekend, we got to see a ton of new faces shine and already top ranked players do their thing. Here is breakdowns on players team 2 from the showcase.    Kathryn is an excellent passer, having fantastic vision and found her teammates in tight spots. She pushes the ball up the court well, leading her teammates with her pass. She is quick off the dribble, being able to drive downhill smoothly.     Kyla was a standout player throughout the day, playing well during both the 3on3 play and the 5on5 play. Frazier did excellent in transition, filling lanes and easily finishing the bucket when getting the ball. She hit pull up jumpers in the mid-range often. Frazier made plays on both sides of the ball, showcasing quick instincts on the defense.     Jorja is aggressive with the ball in her hands, not being afraid to go at anyone and attack the bucket. She sets good screens and can roll or pop out and hit shots from deep. She can create space easily and put the ball in the bucket often. She is a fun player to watch and played great all day.     Natalie was a standout during the camp, playing fantastic during 3on3 and 5on5 play. Natalie was able to excel inside the paint and also on the perimeter. She has great footwork down low, sealing defenders and using her strength to her advantage. She goes 100% whenever she is on the court, crashing boards hard. West hit shots from all over too, having a smooth jumper.     Elena has great size, standing around 6'1". She uses her length well on the defensive side and on the glass. She is always doing the little things in boxing out, filling open lanes, and communicating to her teammates. She finishes through traffic in the paint easily, having the length to get shots off above opposing players.     Kylin played with a ton of energy throughout the day. She plays methodically, knowing what she is going to do next before she does it. She constantly found her spots on offense and easily knocked down many jumpers. She defended at a high level and showed she can guard all 5 positions on the court, always having active hands and quick reaction time.     Bella really stood-out to me with her defensive play. She has quick feet and can react in a split section. She is quick off the dribble too, using her great first step to get by defenders and get in the paint. Trias-Ruiz finished well down low, being able to absorb contact easily.     Kate was one of the top 2 way players during the camp, playing elite defense and scoring the ball/making plays offensively often. Reinkensmeyer gets down hill using her variety of dribble moves and her strength when attacking. She makes the right play often, always making the extra pass to open teammates.

With some of the top talent coming to Bellevue this past weekend, we got to see a ton of new faces shine and already top ranked players do their thing. Here is breakdowns on players team 2 from the showcase.