Power Forward Standouts at Inside Exposure

When you gather 110 Teams together to play in one event, there are so many talented players to see. In this article, we hilight some of the power forwards who played well in the Inside Exposure Tournament. They brought the thunder and were some of the most powerful and talented prospects in the Tournament.    [player_tooltip player_id='1091383' first='Seanna' last='Crooks'] does a good job of playing her role on her team. Crooks is a talented forward who rebounds well and scores at all three levels on the floor. The forward can shoot the midrange, and step out and make the occasional three pointer. The most impressive part of Crooks game was her ability to handle the ball and run the floor from the 4 position. She fills the lanes wwllband is crafty and consistent with her finishes at the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='514521' first='Brie' last='McCoy'] was a day two stand   out. McCoy was dominant on the post. She has good footwork and does a good job of putting a defense at a disadvantage. Once she gets a defender on her hip she is hard to stop. She rebounds well on both sides of the court. McCoy runs the floor well and does a great job of filling the lanes on fastbreak opportunities. On defense she is a strong presence in the paint and has the strength to keep the opposing bigs off the glass. McCoy qbrings a lot of energy to the floor and does a good job of inspiring her teammates with her effort and energy.     [player_tooltip player_id='751625' first='Terrell' last='McCoy'] was a force at the Inside Exposure tournament. McCoy was efficient down on the blocks and outright dominant at times. Defenders who played behind her had no chance once she got the ball in her hands. She finished on the left and right. McCoy rebounded well and game her team numerous extra possessions.     [player_tooltip player_id='512947' first='TaCarri' last='Neal'] gave maximum effort to help lead her team to one of the biggest wins in recent years for her school. Neal scored timely buckets and grabbed some timely rebounds in a close game. Neal also held her own on the defensive end giving up height and size, but not heart. Neal ran the floor, converted a layup on the pick and roll, and continued to draw fouls all game. Neal was a standout and her play inspired her teammates.     [player_tooltip player_id='638571' first='Aaliyah' last='Grant'] continued to put up big numbers at the Inside Exposure tournament. Grant is a force on the blocks and was dominant. Grant also played around the freethrow area and getting to the rim with excellent footwork. She connected on a lot of shots around the rim and consistently got her own rebound and scored or drew the foul and got to the line. Grant is athletic and has great agility as well. Several college coaches commented on her play. She should continue to garner interest and offers throughout this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='430254' first='Joy' last='Wright'] was a standout at the Inside Exposure tournament and drew interest from a few college coaches. Wright scores well on the inside and does a good job of battling for rebounds and bringing strength and physicality. Wright is also athletic and runs the floor well. As she becomes more consistent in the paint, she will garner more interest. Several coaches showed interest in the junior power forward.

When you gather 110 Teams together to play in one event, there are so many talented players to see. In this article, we hilight some of the power forwards who played well in the Inside Exposure Tournament. They brought the thunder and were some of the most powerful and talented prospects in the Tournament.