Filmroom Friday: July 18th

<a href="https://x.com/HeiressTi/status/1945314945828065454">Social Media Highlights</a>   Davis is always a fun watch for her high intensity playing style. Which any highlight tape that includes a charge being taken, is an "A+" in trying to capture a hard nose player's identity. To round out her high energy style, there's plays of her racing down the floor. Scoring herself or setting up her teammates. And just like her shooting performance in the Class 2A semifinals last March, Davis is also capable of hitting from three. The senior is wrapping up her grassroots strongly, earning an offer from Arkansas Monticello.     <a href="https://x.com/niya_willoby/status/1944589684434510175">Social Media Highlights</a>   Only a sophomore, Willoby is already strong and tough. She's making the transition from more of a front court prospect, to a mismatch causing wing. Looks too quick for taller opposition, while too strong for guards. It's good to see her skillset growing and staying true to her physical talents. Because she's also on the glass in the video. The 918 prospect is an exciting name to keep tabs on in the Class of 2028.     Thomas has the high school championship pedigree after El Reno's back to back 5A titles. She's using that experience to attack aggressively on both ends. Forces steals and swats shots on defense. Also is a handful to keep out of the paint, or earn trips to the line. Finishes with both hands. Who can slow it down with good foot work and ballfakes to score around the basket. Also explodes to the rim in transition or when given an open gap. A hooper who has produced all spring and is closing her summer strongly.     <a href="https://x.com/Jayda_Sykes2027/status/1945877948591943802">Social Media Highlights</a>   The 918 guard was a key part of a 4-0 tournament for her squad at the recent Run for the Roses. Based on these clips, she once again impressed with her all around scoring abilities. Quality shooter from long distance. Especially in spot up scenarios. But what really stood out in the video was how she worked in the 6-12 feet range. Plays balanced and under control on those drives, with great touch on a floater/runner type shot. Also can stop on two feet and hit in the mid-range.     <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19065083/6798fc1aa73ac5e6a516ff07">Hudl Highlights</a>   A sleeper prospect from southwest of Fort Worth. The first aspect of Hayes' game that stands out is her repeatable, textbook shooting form. Would hazard a guess that it comes from hours on the shooting gun, because she maintains the form and accuracy even after a dribble or two to relocate. Shooting seems to be her top trait, but there's a good variety to her whole video. Aggressive to loose balls and rebounds. While also in the clips used, a good job of handling pressure to either finish herself or make the right reads when the defense collapses. Her summer was hampered by injury, but there was a lot to like when watching back her junior season highlights.