EVALUATIONS: Team 1 at the Expo

Off the ball scorer, combined perimeter shooting with smart all around play. One of the best examples of this came when she drilled a spot up three, then seconds later was part of the press. Which lead to two more easy points for her. Pumphrey is a well rounded guard. Who can help rise a team's floor with her efficient offensive play and toughness on defense.     McCoy is one part non stop energy and one part coach's daughter. Always was running the floor hard and also was a pesky, tough defender. Often picked up full court. Seemingly always made the right passes in transition and in the halfcourt. Some of them were of the simple but important pitch ahead passes or extra passes along the perimeter. Has taken steps forward as a more consistent finisher at the rim and still pops up with the occasional three.     Sharks have to keep swimming to keep breathing. On the basketball court, Miles is a shark because like sharks she never stops swimming aka moving. From her trademark chase down blocks or flying out to block jumpers along the perimeter.   Then there's her covering the length of the floor in the blink of an eye. Where she can finish with the best of them or find teammates all over the court. Her vision and anticipation skills on both ends of the court are top notch. Not to mention, she's continuing to shoot it at a higher rate from deep. It's only a matter of time till Power 4 programs start to pull the trigger on "Tiger Shark"     Quick guard, who makes her presence felt on both ends of the court. Gets up and guards, harassing on the ball defensively. While being tough to cover off the bounce. Good first step, combined with a shifty driving style, that includes pump fakes and ball fakes.     Davis was unafraid to drive into teeth of the defense to set up her teammates with good kick outs. There was even twice during 5 on 5 play that she crashed weakside and got weakside putbacks. One potential area of improvement, there looked to be a hitch in her shot during a missed free throw.     Woodruff is one of the most exciting players in Oklahoma. She has next level size, athleticism and has a smooth game that makes it look easy. Especially because she can be on cruise control, then find another burst to attack the rim. Played with a great mix of being an unselfish set up woman and going to get hers. Speaking of getting hers, she rebounded aggressively and well on the offensive end. Big time player, who is set to shine as a sophomore for the defending 4A champions.     Muro had to have the most charge attempts at the camp. Smart helpside defender, always willing to slide over and stop a driving opponent. To continue her blue collar ways, she helped rebound and even recorded a steal or two. Her energetic play was also on offense with good off the ball movement. Improving her touch at the basket is the next step for the gritty wing.       Low is a fitting name, as she's a low post presence. Fundamentally strong around the rim. Always fighting for rebounds. Caught and kept the ball high to quickly score. Is mobile enough to run the floor well. And also step out and deflect passes along the perimeter. Looks to be an eager player, who will keep improving with a bright future.     Price was locked in from distance. She feasted off the open looks she saw from deep. More than just a pure shooter, she also played unselfish and tough basketball. Was a perfect fit with then fellow defensive minded players on this team. Leading to steals for herself and teammates. A shooter with a battler's mentality? What's not to like.