Lights Out in the Arena: The Top 2B Three-Point Shooters

Shooting three-pointers at Spokane Arena during the Washington State 2B Tournament is no easy task. The vast open space of a championship venue can throw off a shooter's depth perception, and the pressure of playing under the bright lights only adds to the challenge. However, some players thrive in this environment, rising to the occasion and proving themselves as elite perimeter threats. Whether knocking down threes in transition, coming off screens, or drilling clutch shots in tight games, these sharpshooters separated themselves from the competition. Based on recent box scores from the tournament, here are the top five most prolific three-point shooters who stood out with their accuracy and volume. These rankings prioritize total three-pointers made while also highlighting shooting percentages and team contributions.    [player_tooltip player_id='590245' first='Leah' last='Platt'] has been the top sharpshooter of the tournament, with 12 three-pointers made on 31 attempts, shooting 38.7%. She showcased her shooting ability in a dominant performance against Reardan where she went 6/9 from three-point land. She plays with confidence and poise, never hesitating to take a big shot when her team needs it. Her deep-range accuracy forces defenders to stay home on her, allowing for more open drives for teammates even when she isn't shooting a high percentage. Her shooting prowess was crucial in Northwest Christian winning the State Championship.     [player_tooltip player_id='589901' first='Karsyn' last='Freeman'] has been a consistent deep threat for Adna, knocking down 10 of her 27 three-point attempts for a 37.0% shooting percentage. She had one of the tournament's best perfomance in the State Championship game against Northwest Christian, where she knocked down five three-pointers to keep Adna competitive. Freeman has a quick release, allowing her to get shots off even under heavy defensive pressure. She thrives in transition, spotting up beyond the arc to take advantage of fast-break opportunities. Her ability to create something out of nothing is particularly impressive.     A fearless shooter, Gaby Guard has attempted 32 three-pointers in the tournament, making 13 for a 40.6% efficiency rate. Guard had a standout performance against Mabton, where she drilled six three-pointers. Guard excels at moving off the ball, consistently being ready to shoot the ball. Her shot preparation forces the defensive to constantly be aware of where she is at on the court. Her aggressive mentality and willingness to take on a scoring role have made her a key player for Adna. When she gets hot from deep, she has the ability to take over games and shift momentum in her team's favor.     [player_tooltip player_id='1259031' first='Tyla' last='Tiegs'] has consistently provided Liberty with a reliable perimeter option, connecting on 9 three-pointers throughout the tournament. Tiegs is a disciplined shooter who picks her spots well. She thrives in catch-and-shoot situations, benefiting from good ball movement by her teammates. Her ability to stretch the defense has been crucial for Liberty, preventing opponents from collapsing inside. Her shooting ability opens up driving lanes for her, enabling her to be a 3 level scorer.     [player_tooltip player_id='1259664' first='Tenice' last='Waters'] has been a steady perimeter threat for Reardan, hitting 8 of her 23 three-point attempts for a 34.8% shooting percentage. Waters has a smooth shooting stroke and is capable of making shots both off the dribble and in catch-and-shoot situations. Being able to shoot the ball at her height opens up cuts and driving lanes for Reardan's offensive.

Shooting three-pointers at Spokane Arena during the Washington State 2B Tournament is no easy task. The vast open space of a championship venue can throw off a shooter's depth perception, and the pressure of playing under the bright lights only adds to the challenge. However, some players thrive in this environment, rising to the occasion and proving themselves as elite perimeter threats. Whether knocking down threes in transition, coming off screens, or drilling clutch shots in tight games, these sharpshooters separated themselves from the competition. Based on recent box scores from the tournament, here are the top five most prolific three-point shooters who stood out with their accuracy and volume. These rankings prioritize total three-pointers made while also highlighting shooting percentages and team contributions.