First Coast Shooters in the Shadows of the Shoreline

In this article, we look at some of the three point shooters that you might not know. These players create driving lanes for their "downhill" teammates, they create problems for the defense, they change the scouting report, and they have the ability to change momentum in a close game. Many of these prospects have performed well, but for some reason may have gone unnoticed. These players are players to lookout for. They are poised to raise their level of play, come from behind the shadows, and make waves on the main stage.    [player_tooltip player_id='934758' first='Brylee' last='Rains'] is a young perimeter “sniper” you should get to know. The young guard can shoot the rock wit the best of them on the First Coast. The bigger the moment, the more she is locked in. Rains can also get to the to rim and score the ball. Rains threat of shooting the three makes her deadly going to the rim. She is crafty with her finishes and can also pull up in the midrange area. Rains will be one of the main leaders on her team this upcoming season with the graduation of a few seniors. She reads the court well and is a playmaker who can pass the ball. But, make no doubt, she will continue to "Rain" threes and you will know her name this upcoming season.     [player_tooltip player_id='897274' first='Bryonna' last='Grimes'] is one of the top shooters in the area and one of the more efficient shooter you will find anywhere in the State of Florida. Grimes is one of the best at pulling up for the three in transition. Her shot is in pure rhythm and is a big reason she hits the three at a 49 percent rate. Last season she connected on 53 threes out of 108 attempts. Grimes is heading into her Junior season still somewhat under the radar. She is a prospect who is likely to come from behind the shadows this season.      [player_tooltip player_id='633532' first='Leila' last='Goll'] is one of the top shooters in the North Florida area. The young guard has the ability to be a high volume three point shooter for the regular season next year. Goll can score in flurries and has the ability to pick up the three point vacancy left by Abby Knauff. She will be a Senior leader and that responsibility will put her in a position to lead by example. Goll has had moments, but her time is now. She is looking to come from behind the shadows. She has the skills to do so.     [player_tooltip player_id='755319' first='Audrey' last='Rollins'] is another hidden gem who sometimes gets lost in the shadows. Rollins is a tough nosed guard who doesn't back down from good competition. She can put a team on her back at times and score the three point shot in volumes. Rollins scores most of her threes from the point guard position and has the ability to shoot it from deep. As a Freshman, she knocked down 52 threes and 62 as a Sophomore. Rolling also increased her efficiency by 6 percent. Rollins will emerge more from behind the radar in her upcoming Junior season. It's just a natural progression and college coaches beware.           [player_tooltip player_id='1035278' first='Presley' last='Brinkley'] is a guard who really turned some heads last season at the point guard position. Due to roster injuries, she took over the point guard duties and did a good job running the point and initiating offense. Brinkley also showed signs of a good three point shooter. She has the ability to shoot off the dribble and off the catch. Brinkley can string multiple threes when she get on a role. Brinkley is primed for a special season and her team will once again be a player on the first Coast.     [player_tooltip player_id='514520' first='Anni' last='Ament'] is one of the most versatile players on the First Coast and can really shoot the three. Due to injuries on the roster, Ament found herself playing on the inside more than she would have. She performed admirably. Ament can play the two and the three (her natural positions) and she is dangerous from behind the line. Even splitting time on the inside, Ament still knocked down 40 threes. Ament can also get to the rim. Her play on the inside

In this article, we look at some of the three point shooters that you might not know. These players create driving lanes for their "downhill" teammates, they create problems for the defense, they change the scouting report, and they have the ability to change momentum in a close game. Many of these prospects have performed well, but for some reason may have gone unnoticed. These players are players to lookout for. They are poised to raise their level of play, come from behind the shadows, and make waves on the main stage.