Best Post Scorers

Elite post-scorers seem like a dying art, but not for these girls. Here are the players who are the best scorers in the post.    [player_tooltip player_id='512268' first='Amori' last='Agee'] is a terrific low-post option and one of the toughest players to stop in the state. She uses her size to seal off players and get great position. Amori has terrific footwork and outstanding strength. She never goes up soft and has a great drop step. Amori's touch around the rim is fantastic, and she is a deceptively good athlete. Amori has a nice post hook and does a great job turning out the post and getting a lay-in.     There are a handful of things that Eve does well offensively. She can knock down jump shots, and she does a great job on the offensive glass. Eve does outstanding work in the post when she touches the ball there. She has good footwork and has terrific touch. That touch is part of why I think she is a good jump shooter now. She isn't the most powerful player in the paint, but she uses her length well and has elite skill. She has a nice post hook and is poised for a massive Junior year.     [player_tooltip player_id='615165' first='Eva' last='Robertson'] outworks a lot of the people who match up with her, and the effort she puts out on the court is one of her best traits. The fact that you can dump the ball down to Eva, and she can get you a bucket is a plus. Eva has a terrific post hook that is tough to stop with her 6'3 frame. She does a great job fighting through contact to finish close to the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='307651' first='Alexandria' last='Brown'] has a lot of skill on the low block and has the potential to be one of the best interior scorers in the state. Injuries and the abundance of talent Osbourn Park has limited her scoring, but Alexandria is a hard matchup in the post. She is a good athlete and a talented finisher. She uses her size to seal players off and get great position in the post. Alexandria's footwork is good, and it's something you see with her defensively. There is a lot of untapped potential in her game.     Even at the next level at high major schools, it will be hard to deal with someone at 6'8 with a 6'9 wingspan. Emily does what she wants on both ends of the floor in the interior. You can throw it down for her, and she uses her size to get easy buckets. Emily doesn't let smaller players rush her, and she knows that when she has the ball down low, the only way to stop her is if she misses. You can't affect her shot because of her size, and she knows that. Emily uses her body to get great position and finish. She has a formidable turnaround, and she uses it in the middle of the lane. She is as good as anyone in the paint, and the TCU commit is poised for a great senior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='908816' first='Kalyn' last='Rawlings'] is a player that, over time, more people will see what she can do in the paint on both ends. Kalyn is strong and very physical for someone just starting her freshman year. Kalyn has outstanding touch, which you see in her ability to hit jump shots. Kalyn still has a learning curve with some of the technical things needed to be an elite post scorer, but in the coming years, Kalyn will be one of the top post scorers in the state. .

Elite post-scorers seem like a dying art, but not for these girls. Here are the players who are the best scorers in the post.