Standout Forwards at UNF Team Camp

In this article we look at small forwards and power forwards who stood out at the UNF Team Camp. Whether on defense, offense, or on the boards, these are some of the forwards who stood out.    [player_tooltip player_id='463719' first='Yahri' last='Tyler'] was a standout at the UNF Team camp and possibly the most athletic player in the building. One of the most impressive aspects of Tyler's game is her ability to handle the ball on the perimeter and attack the defense. Tyler can get into the paint or get to the rim via the baseline - with athleticism and explosiveness. At the UNF camp, she put the defense in a bind several often and consistently put the ball in the rim. On several occasions, she put the defense in a bind with her ability to pass the ball. Tyler made plays at the rim, with the pass, on the boards, and in transition. Her choice was an easy one. Tyler is a difference maker. Already the receipient of college offers, she is poised to has received offers and is poised to impress even more colleges.     [player_tooltip player_id='1035064' first='Sanae' last='Graham'] looked like a college player on the floor. Graham has size, can get up and down the floor with good speed at the four position. She presented a great challenge when she got the ball deep in the post. Graham knows how to put the ball in the rim and knows how to hit the boards. She is a walking double-double. Last season she averaged 11.5 points and 10.1 rebounds per game and scored on 46 percent of her shot attempts. Graham caught everyone's attention at the UNF camp and that was in limited action. She has a major offer from Seton Hall and is looking to hall in a few more offers by the end of the Summer Live Period.     [player_tooltip player_id='934210' first='Kristyonna' last='Harris'] really looked good at the UNF game. Her game looks remarkably different than what it looked like this time last year. Harris still attacks the boards with a purpose and still defends all over the court. Her defensive efforts range from the perimeter to the the paint. She can cover on the perimeter. Can switch a pick and cover guards or forwards and has the foot quickness to prevent drives to the basket. Her length and quickness allow her to block shots and recover even when an opponent may have a step on her. Where the difference really showed at the UNF Camp was on the offensive end. Harris was the focal point of the offense and handled the ball as much as the guards - basically playing the point forward position. Her ability to grab a rebound and go was on display and her footwork and ability to get to the rim was noticeable as well. Harris has definitely stepped up and modified her game, and she was a standout at the camp.      [player_tooltip player_id='527277' first='Cami' last='Waters']    [player_tooltip player_id='527277' first='Cami' last='Waters'] had a standout performance at the UNF Team Camp and put the rest of the First Coast on notice - It's Cami Time! Water's was all over the place causing problem for the opponents. She was very impressive on defense, playing well in the passing lanes and rejecting shots at the rim. Waters looked like she has been hitting the weight room and she was definitely more physical than in past seasons. Offensively, Waters can get to the basket and hit you with the float game.     [player_tooltip player_id='514521' first='Brie' last='McCoy'] played well at the Camp and really was one of the most physical players in the building. McCoy was strong with the ball and rebounded. On the offensive end she was hard to stop down on the blocks. When she gets it in her left hand at the right angle, it's a bucket! McCoy overpowered. some of the smaller forwards and showed that she is a force like the Osprey protecting the nest.       [player_tooltip player_id='400811' first='Elle' last='Deegan'] was a standout forward at the UNF Team Camp. There were some good shooters in the building and Deegan one of the best shooters at the camp. Her ability to get set up for the catch and shoot is a skill that stands out, and her quick release and efficiency seals the deal. Deegan can also get downhill and to the rim. She had a few nice plays from the free throw line, and with her play making ability and decision making, she has the ability to make life miserable for a defense. Deegan is listed as the shooting guard, but showed versatility playing at the small forward position in certain situations this past weekend.    [player_tooltip player_id='514609' first='Zara' last='Griffith']    [player_tooltip player_id='514609' first='Zara' last='Griffith'] continued to show her all around game at the UNF Team Camp. she has the ability to score from all three levels and can also mix it up on the inside on the glass. Griffith can shoot the three ball at a high rate and she loves to go down hill to the basket. Griffith can also rebound the ball and she did all of the above at The UNF Team Camp.       [player_tooltip player_id='1262100' first='Mikayla' last='Hayse'] is one of the unsung heroes on her Ponte Vedra Team. Hayse does all of the little things that put her team in position to win. Hayse gets extra possessions, she is an active forward on the glass, and she can give you six to eight points at any given time. Hayse also brings leadership to a team that is littered with Freshman and Sophomores. Hayse sets great picks and does a good job of freeing up her guards on the perimeter    S

In this article we look at small forwards and power forwards who stood out at the UNF Team Camp. Whether on defense, offense, or on the boards, these are some of the forwards who stood out.