Best Floor Generals in NOVA

[player_tooltip player_id='691150' first='Taylor' last='Williams'] is the best freshman in the state and a fantastic true point guard. Taylor is an elite scorer from all three levels and has fantastic range on her jump shots. Her vision and range as a passer are what make her an elite floor general. She completes passes from full court and has an elite handle. Taylor is a great driver, and she does a good job finding open teammates.     [player_tooltip player_id='443362' first='Londyn' last='Ferguson'] is a dynamic lead guard who can control a game. Londyn puts pressure on the defense with her speed and driving ability. Londyn makes some seriously impressive passes when she attacks the rim. Londyn can control a game as a slasher and is an extremely crafty finisher and passer.     [player_tooltip player_id='750345' first='Alivia' last='Tarry'] is an efficient offensive player with a high IQ. She is a traditional point guard and competes on both ends of the floor. Alivia scored from all three levels and understands the game at a high level. Alivia doesn't turn the ball over, and she knows how to truly orchestrate an offense. The Junior guard is a complete player and one of the more underrated players in NOVA.     [player_tooltip player_id='455387' first='Theresa' last='Hagans'] exemplifies what a floor general is. Being able to control the pace of a game and direct an offense is what being a floor general truly is. Theresa is fantastic wherever the game goes. Whether it's transition or in the half court, she knows who to play at the pace she wants. Theresa is an elite ball handler and elite passer. She is as good as any guard in Virginia and is the offensive engine for one of the top teams on the East Coast in Bishop Ireton.     [player_tooltip player_id='815659' first='Maia' last='Melendez'] is a player that is fantastic on both ends of the floor. Maia has a high IQ, and even with her being undersized, she does a fantastic job attacking the rim and finding open players. Maia doesn't put up big assist numbers, but it's easy to tell how well she understands the game. Maia dictates the pace of a game well, and that is the most important part of being a good lead guard or floor general.     Controlling pace is what I've brought up a lot regarding being a floor general, and another player that does this well is [player_tooltip player_id='1092542' first='Sarah' last='Chawki']. Sarah plays both guard positions well, but I think she is best used with the ball in her hands. Sarah plays at her own pace, and you can't speed her up. She finds teammates and scores from all over the court.     [player_tooltip player_id='719276' first='Claire' last='Kang'] has been outstanding for Centreville this year running the offense. A few years ago, Claire handled the ball a lot for Centreville as a freshman, and at the time, I felt like her ball handling and understanding of the game was elite for a freshman. Claire had an up-and-down Sophomore season, but this year, she has truly become a floor general. She sees the floor at a high level and is controlling the pace. Claire last year sped herself up sometimes, but she has seemed to keep herself under control, and she is turning the ball over less. Claire is a good athlete and defends. She gets to the rim and has a nice mid-range. Claire is the primary ball handler for a team that can make a run at states.