Week 3 in Review- Top Underclassmen

Now that we have covered the upperclassmen, we're going to turn out head to the younger ladies who caught my eyes with the games i watched this past week.    A lively, feisty guard who enjoys playing with fire. Good handles that allow for adequate distribution and floor vision. Her court perspective is appealing to me. She has good ball movement skills and can regulate the game's tempo. Putting a lot of effort into her skills. I like her defensive awareness and speed. When she attacks, she has a nice floater at the rim. She is also capable of doing amazing things from behind the arc!     Wow can this young lady shoot lights out from anywhere on the court especially behind the arc, she relocates to get a better shot and makes hard cuts through the paint to score. She can score through multiple of defenders and get to the free-throw line for extra points. If the game is on the line, you want the ball in her hands. Excellent ball handling skills along with court vision to see her teammates up the floor.     A spunky and energetic guard who plays the floor smart, she sees the next pass and gets in the passing lanes to get a lot of steals and deflections. She never seems to fail to turn turnovers into points down the floor in transition. Play with a high motor and doesn't let her size stop her from getting into the paint and grabbing some rebounds or even scoring at the rim. She fights through hard screens and releases down the floor quickly.     With her lightning-fast speed and excellent ball control, she flies up and down the court with or without the ball with ease, making it look effortless. She is not afraid to steal a few rebounds by slipping into the paint, even though she is small in stature that doesn't stop her. Even when she makes a little contact going up, she has no trouble scoring near the rim. She identifies her teammates who are available to kick the ball out and score.     She has the height and all the attributes that a good player needs, her length really allows her to get rebounds and protect the paint. She gets a lot of blocks and second chance buckets, along with her transition points. She never fails to get to the rim and score through multiple of defenders. She has a high IQ for the game and can stop the ball on fastbreaks, so the other team has trouble scoring.

Now that we have covered the upperclassmen, we're going to turn out head to the younger ladies who caught my eyes with the games i watched this past week.