3A Names to Know as Playoffs Approach

With the postseason just around the corner, several players in 3A have established themselves as key contributors to their team's success. These girls have consistently delivered all season, making a significant impact on both ends of the floor. As the competition intensifies, expect these names to continue shining when it matters most.    After a second straight season of impactful play, Dayjah has become a household name in 3A. She has elevated her game across the board, leading Manual to a 16-4 record, including an 11-1 mark in league play. Her efficiency in the paint improved this season, making 45% of her attempts, making her tough to defend min the paint. Dayjah is also relentless on the boards, averaging 13.8 rebounds per game and controlling the glass for her team.     With her team currently sitting at the top of 3A, [player_tooltip player_id='899784' first='Olivia' last=''] has been a leader at the point guard position. She consistently finds ways to score while keeping her teammates involved, making her one of the most unselfish guards in the state. Defensively, she sets the tone in the backcourt, applying pressure and making it difficult for opposing guards to get into their offense. Her ability to impact the game on both ends has been what makes her team a contender.     The senior guard has been an important part of Denver Christian's season, leading them to an undefeated 8-0 record in league play. Kamiree has the ability to take over a game with her scoring, heating up quickly and being an offensive spark when her team needs it. As Denver Christian looks to finish their season with a championship, her leadership and playmaking will be huge in a deep postseason run.     Despite her team losing a key piece, Rose has stepped up in a huge way to help Colorado Springs Christian remain a contender. The sophomore guard has taken on the offensive load, leading the team with 20.4 points per game. However, scoring isn't the only thing she excels at she is also a tough defender, a good rebounder, and a playmaker who gets her teammates great looks. Rose has proven she can carry a team, and her all-around game will be needed during the postseason.     Back at full strength after an injury, Braeden is once again proving why she is one of best guards in her class. She has left her mark on the stat sheet all season, averaging 20 points, 5.4 assists, 5.4 rebounds, and 4.5 steals per game. Her ability to impact the game in multiple ways makes her a difference-maker. As the postseason looms, she is determined to lead Salida on a deep run.

With the postseason just around the corner, several players in 3A have established themselves as key contributors to their team's success. These girls have consistently delivered all season, making a significant impact on both ends of the floor. As the competition intensifies, expect these names to continue shining when it matters most.