Dominant Bigs at Final Fall Session

In this article, we look at some of the standout 4s and 5s at the Fall Session held in Brevard County this past weekend. These "bigs" performed well, and showed a lot of skills. Each has her own skill set and makes plays all over the floor. They each have the potential to be dominant this upcoming season.    [player_tooltip player_id='463719' first='Yahri' last='Tyler'] was one of the most impressive power forwards in the building.   Tyler is agile,  physically gifted,  and explosive.    She has a nice touch on the short midrange jumper.  Tyler's athleticism jumps off of the page and after a year away from the game due to injury, she is poised to dominate the paint. She has a career average of 15 points per game and 11.4 rebounds per game. From observing her in the gym, she is poised to surpass those numbers.     [player_tooltip player_id='400786' first='Imani' last='Henderson'] looked rather imposing at the weekend gym.  Henderson is physically gifted,  has great length,  and is one of the most athletic bigs in the State. Henderson can score on the inside with either hand. She is strong enough to take the hit and score through defenders. She is a force on the defensive end with her ability to control the paint. Henderson rises to the occasion with key blocked shots, rebounds, and scoring when the game is on the line.     [player_tooltip player_id='346819' first='Trishay' last='Collins']  looked great out there, and her size is so imposing.  She is a walking double-double and can really hold it down in the middle of the paint.  That size, strength, and ability are going to be hard to match on the high school level. Last season, she averaged a double-double with 10.9 points and 10.9 rebounds per game. Collins is poised for another standout season- and with the talent around her, she is poised to raise her level of play even more.     [player_tooltip player_id='874199' first='Molly' last='Jane Zwayer'] looked like she had just stepped off of a college roster with her size and ability on the floor.   Zwayer has “elite" written all over her.   She has good ball-handling skills,  good agility,  excellent footwork, and a lot of physical gifts.   She had a great Freshman season, averaging 13.5 points and 10.9 rebounds and she is poised for the encore this upcoming season.   Zwayer looked great at the Fall session, and she will be a dominant player in the paint this season.      [player_tooltip player_id='400813' first='Asiana' last='McCreary'] has the potential to be dominant this year in the paint, especially on the defensive end.   McCreary has good speed and great agility. She is a good rebounder and shot blocker and can mix it up in the paint. She has the length and body size in the paint to cause problems for the opponent.   Offensively,  she has looked good in the paint and on the perimeter.   Her guards will appreciate her pulling the opposing center out of the lane.

In this article, we look at some of the standout 4s and 5s at the Fall Session held in Brevard County this past weekend. These "bigs" performed well, and showed a lot of skills. Each has her own skill set and makes plays all over the floor. They each have the potential to be dominant this upcoming season.