Top 5 Scorers of the WA 2B Girls State Tournament

Scoring was at a premium in the WA 2B State Girls Basketball Tournament, and these five players showcased elite offensive ability throughout the competition. From dominant performances in high-stakes matchups to clutch scoring when it mattered most, these athletes left their mark on the tournament. Here's a look at the top five scorers who powered their teams with their offensive firepower.    Freeman was an absolute bucket, putting up an astonishing 90 total points. Every game she played in was a high-scoring performance, netting 34 points against Mabton, 29 against Napavine, and 27 in the championship game against Northwest Christian. Freeman's ability to attack the basket, knock down three-pointers, and hit clutch free throws made her a nightmare for opposing defenses. Her feel for scoring is natural and cannot be taught. Her quick first step allows her to attack hard closeouts, while he pure shot allows her to punish soft closeouts.     Rozema was a force for Mount Vernon Christian, scoring 54 points over the tournament. Her skillset is very fundamental and allows her to take advantage of any small mistake. Rozema crashes the offensive boards, can stretch the floor, and is savvy at drawing fouls. Furthermore, once she gets the line, she converts, hitting 18/21 free throws across the tournament. Her offensive efforts were instrumental in Mount Vernon's success in the arena.     Shamblin played a critical role in Northwest Christian's state championship run, scoring 54 points across three games. She had a standout performance with 23 points against Adna in the State Championship game, absolutely dominating the paint. Her combination of size, footwork, and effort made her difficult to stop. Shamblin's ability to operate without the ball was on full display, as we consistently was in the right spot or created good positioning for herself.     Waters was an explosive scorer for Reardan, tallying 51 points in the tournament. Her signature game came against the future champs Northwest Christian, where she erupted for 25 points, showcasing her deep shooting range and aggressive drives to the hoop. She thrives in the point forward role. Due to her flashy passing, her scoring can go unheralded at times, but when she attacks she is lethal. Waters' quickness and ability to navigate through defenses made her a primary offensive weapon for Reardan. Her scoring ability helped keep her team in contention throughout the tournament.     Kaut was a steady and reliable scorer for Napavine, finishing with 49 points in the tournament. She excelled at getting to the free-throw line, highlighted by a 9-for-10 effort in an 18-point game against Adna. Kaut's offensive skill set allowed her to score in a variety of ways, from strong drives to the basket to perimeter shooting. Her rebounding ability also created second-chance scoring opportunities, making her even more valuable to Napavine's offense. Her all-around play was a key factor in her team's success throughout the tournament.

Scoring was at a premium in the WA 2B State Girls Basketball Tournament, and these five players showcased elite offensive ability throughout the competition. From dominant performances in high-stakes matchups to clutch scoring when it mattered most, these athletes left their mark on the tournament. Here's a look at the top five scorers who powered their teams with their offensive firepower.