More Week One Standouts

In this article we continue our look at some of the Week One standouts.    [player_tooltip player_id='400785' first='Audrey' last='Beyer'] continues to show why she is one of the top recruits in the State of Florida. Whatever the assignment, Beyer gets the job done. She can shoot the three with the best in the 2026 class and can score the ball from all levels on the court. Beyer knocked down 25 points in a county rivalry against Beachside. Beyer put the skillset on display. She has the ability to shoot it, handle the ball, and pass it, and for sure score it.       [player_tooltip player_id='248551' first='Alanna' last='Tatum'] continues to improve her game, and she is already one of the top-ranked point guards in the State. Tatum is a year older, and it shows on the court. Tatum has excellent ball-handling skills and can navigate anywhere on the court and get where she wants to. She can get downhill and create her own shot or distribute the ball to her teammates. Tatum has good court vision and can get out in space, push the pace, and distribute the ball. Tatum plays great on the defensive side of the ball, and her pressure on the ball handler often leads to a transitional play.     Evie Freeman was a week one standout and really played well on all phases of the game and showed a well-rounded skill set. Freeman got to the rim and scored against the defense. Her speed presented a problem, and she appeared to be a step ahead throughout the evening. She also connected on her jumpers and short range jumber Freeman does it all on the floor- she controls the offense, controls the pace, and communicates and leads on defense.     [player_tooltip player_id='933334' first='Shelby' last='Gaines'] continued to play well and had a monster game on both sides of the floor. Gain can shoot the jumper, maneuver to the rim, and can stop and pop in the midrange. Gaines also rebounds the ball well from the guard position. Gaines posted very solid numbers in her standout game: 26 points, 12 rebounds, 6 steals, and 5 assists,     [player_tooltip player_id='514601' first='Talia' last='Busser'] was shooting that rock this past week. In two games, the young guard has averaged 10 points per game and knocked down five three-pointers. Busser is an important piece of the puzzle for her team. Her three-point shooting will keep the floor spaced and allow her talented teammates to get to the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='768731' first='Roslyn' last='Weston'] had a nice week one of the season and showed that she can consistently get buckets. Weston is a bonafide scoring threat from the three-point line and can also maneuver through the defense and score. On the defensive end, she has great anticipation and often jumps the incoming pass. Weston is playing well, and she is a player that is making herself known.       [player_tooltip player_id='638552' first='Madeline' last='Rolander'] was on a role last week shooting the three. She was in the zone. Rolander has been in contention for the top shooter in the area for the past few years. Rolander shot it well and is poised to lead the district in three-pointers made. She currently has 6 threes through 2 games.     Tacarri Neal posted a double-double this past week and showed that she could be a force on the court. Neal has ruled the glass, averaging 8.3 rebounds through 3 games. Neal is a high-IQ player who makes plays throughout the game that illustrate it. Defensively, Neal is strong on the inside. She controls the middle of the paint and averages one block per game

In this article we continue our look at some of the Week One standouts.