PGH The Expo: Team 5 Evaluations

Kyle Sandy September 23, 2024 @ 06:55 AM

PGH The Expo: Team 5 Evaluations   # 40 [player_tooltip player_id='954013' first='Raina' last='Burns']   Burns is a bundle of energy. She's a two-way player that makes a difference 94-feet. Raina defends at a high level, using her lateral quickness to limit drives. Offensively, she's a smooth three-level scorer. Burns has a fluid behind the back move into a step-back three. She uses her speed to get to the rim and scores well with both hands.   # 190 [player_tooltip player_id='1005146' first='Chloe' last='Quinn']   Chloe played both on and off the ball. When Quinn didn't have the ball, she was finding positions to make a positive impact. Quinn stretched the floor with her three-point shot, shooting off the dribble but also serving as a catch-and-shoot scorer.   # 230 [player_tooltip player_id='1005148' first='Destiny' last='Anifowoshe']   Destiny did well contesting shots and not giving up on plays. When left open, she hurt teams with her three-point shot. She used her strength well when getting on the glass.   # 305 [player_tooltip player_id='476487' first='Shelby' last='McCall']   Anytime Shelby is in the gym she is one of the hardest playing players in attendance. She rebounds exceptionally well for her size and is a competitive defender. McCall knocks down jumpers with a high release and has the functional strength to score through fouls.   # 344 [player_tooltip player_id='476481' first='Callan' last='Ledford']   The high IQ guard is a very good athlete. Callan sees the floor both with and without the ball. When she is over played, she automatically back cuts for easy hoops. Ledford helps teams win on both sides of the floor. Her toughness on defense can't be overlooked.   # 356 [player_tooltip player_id='476480' first='Emily' last='Jacobs']   Emily knocked down some threes and let her floor game help her team to victories. Jacobs made some pretty backdoor passes. Her effort on the glass and willingness to get others involved was a positive.   # 709 [player_tooltip player_id='999580' first='Isabella' last='Ramirez']   A very good three-point shooter, Ramirez has continued to add to her game over the course of her career. Isabella netted one-dribble pull-ups and was crafty when slashing to the hoop, able to convert with both hands.   # 719 [player_tooltip player_id='395690' first='Parris' last='Parham']   The West Georgia-commit can do just about everything on the floor. She is tough as nails. Parham has no issue guarding bigger players in the post. She identifies mismatches on offense, able to get to the hoop, post up or net the pull-up jumper. Parris hit a handful of threes on the day and served as a leader for her team.   # 843 [player_tooltip player_id='1005150' first='Jaliyah' last='Terry']   I came away impressed with Terry's robust skill level. The big guard utilized spin moves to get to the hoop and showed great agility when making moves, smooth getting into her pull-up. Terry has substantial three-point range and enough creativity to shake defenders as a slasher.   # 967 Ainsley King   The Tennessean has an interesting inside-out game. She put the ball on the floor and maneuvered her way to the hoop, showing patience in the pivot as she worked to find angles to score. Ainsley spun off defenders and scored with scooping left-handed layups. Stretch forward has nice upside.   #38 [player_tooltip player_id='541425' first='Asia' last='Johnson']   Scoop is a speedy playmaker. She has a tight handle, able to breakdown defenders to get to her spots. She's a skillful finisher, using her shiftiness to get penetration. Her drive-and-kick game led to open threes.

PGH The Expo: Team 5 Evaluations