2025 Newcomers- They Know How to Ball!

Now that we turn our heads to the class of 2025 newcomers, there is a wide spread of talent on the court when these ladies cross the line and get the ball in their hands.    This baller really gets the job done on both ends of the court. She has the skills to score points and stop the ball on defense. She's quick and good at getting in the way of the next pass, hustles after loose balls and doesn't stop until the final buzzer. When she makes a move on the low block, she uses her strong body to make room for her to score. Very strong player with a high IQ for the game.     Shelby can beat you on the court in a number of ways, including dribbling, driving to the rim, and letting it fly from deep. An aggressive player with good court vision. She is a left-handed ball player, which I adore. Pull-up 3s are not an issue for her even with a hand in her face! She can do it flawlessly anywhere behind the arc! Her defensive schemes, which frequently result in mistakes and fast break possibilities. Does a good job at stopping the ball.     Her quickness and ability to take off down the floor to beat her defenders is impressive to me. She can make the open 3-point shot and is an excellent defender, with a hand in your face at all times. In addition, she leads admirably both on and off the court with great leadership and dedication for her team. Protects the ball well and scores at the rim with smooth moves.     She has impressive length which allows her to get the job done in the paint and score around the rim, she even gets to the line for extra points. This girl knows how to put the rock in the hoop. She boxes out when a shot goes up and always has a body on someone. She sees the ball and her defender and has strong help side defense.     With her court awareness and toughness, she brings onto the floor is almost impossible to stop, she is one of their greatest defenders and a fantastic rebounder for her squad. She does a good job at slashing through the defense to score at the rim and can pop out after setting a hard screen to shoot the rock. She gets back on defense and rebounds the ball well.     Such an impressive floor leader who gets the job done especially with the ball in her hands. She may control the pace of the game at any moment and flies with or without the ball on the court, which harms the opposing team in many ways. She protects the ball well and doesn't get frustrated when she's double teamed. She drives to the rim even with contact and releases quickly down the floor on fastbreaks.

Now that we turn our heads to the class of 2025 newcomers, there is a wide spread of talent on the court when these ladies cross the line and get the ball in their hands.