Week Three Standouts - Part 1

In this article we take a look at some of the action that prospects delivered in week 3 of girls basketball.    [player_tooltip player_id='746624' first='Leandrea' last='McCloud'] is known for her versatile play along with her quiet demeanor. The Senior Forward let her game do the talking in Week 3, posting a double -double with 18 points and 15 rebounds. Ten of the rebounds were offensive boards. Giving any team that many extra possessions usually equates to a victory. McCloud has the ability to put out these numbers on a nightly basis. She runs the floor, she can shoot in the paint and has a nice touch from the free-throw area in. McCloud is also plays on both ends of the court and is one of the best shot blockers in North Florida.     [player_tooltip player_id='430248' first='Destiny' last='Donaldson'] showed the flashes from her Freshman and Sophomore season when she was a problem inside the painted area. Donaldson made key baskets in the paint and clutch freethrows down the stretch. Her ability to get loose balls and speaks to her quickness and relentless pursuit of the ball. Donaldson applies that same energy on the defensive end of the floor. She exemplifies a player who plays on both ends of the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='514544' first='Narissa' last='Blocton'] is one of the players we missed seeing at the Inside Exposure tournament. The Junior guard continues to put up incredible numbers, which speaks to her ability to score from anywhere on the floor. Blocton can shoot the three, though more efficient in the midrange area. She can also get to the rim with speed, control, and great length. Blocton dropped 24 points in one game this past week. Offense is just one part of Blocton's game. She has great on-ball defensive skills and is the designated “box and 1” defender for her team. She also plays the passing lanes and has quick hands.     [player_tooltip player_id='515064' first='Kathleen' last='Crawley'] was a week three standout as she illustrated against Ribault. Crawley connected on multiple threes and also scored the ball on the inside. Crawley had the ability to get to the rim and finish with the left or the right hand. Though often playing the 4 position, the young forward can operate on the perimeter as well as in the pain.     [player_tooltip player_id='842643' first='Reese' last='Holman'] was a standout in Week 3 of the season. The Senior forward was one of many impressive prospects in the Mandarin - Fletcher matchup. Holman he he ability to put the ball in the basket and showed she can score from various areas and in various situations. Holman has great footwork and can get to the basket with a crossover or by utilizing euro steps to score. She has the ability to finish difficult shots going left or right . She also shot it well in the short to mid range areas. The young forward also put the ball on the floor in transition and got a few buckets on the fast break.

In this article we take a look at some of the action that prospects delivered in week 3 of girls basketball.