Switching Locations: Transfers Set to Make an Impact

We've seen quite a bit of movement across the Bluegrass State as several players have opted for a change of scenery and transferred to new schools. Here's a look at some who are set to make an immediate impact for their new teams and complement them well with their skill sets.    Adrianna averaged 7 points per game for Scott County last season and was a steady all-around contributor. She possesses tremendous speed, thrives in transition, and brings high energy on both ends of the floor. Now making the move to Frederick Douglass, she's expected to complement their roster perfectly and fit seamlessly into their up-tempo style of play. With her addition, the Lady Broncos could feature one of the most athletic backcourts in the 11th Region and position themselves for a return trip to the Sweet 16.     Laci led Augusta in scoring last season, averaging 14 points per game, and now joins Pendleton County for her senior year. A proven scorer, she provides instant offense, and with her outside shooting, she can stretch the defense and create space for teammates like [player_tooltip player_id='605643' first='Lilly' last='Paige Ashcraft'] and [player_tooltip player_id='913402' first='Hannah' last='Spaulding'] to attack. While she'll likely serve as the team's second scoring option, don't be surprised if she has several nights where she leads the Lady Cats in points.     As a sophomore, Kaleigh was the second-leading scorer for Tates Creek, averaging 12 points per game. A combo guard who can score, defend, and create opportunities for others while also drawing fouls and getting to the free-throw line. She's made the move across town to Paul Laurence Dunbar, joining her AAU teammate [player_tooltip player_id='570254' first='Layla' last='Flynn'], and the two should have instant chemistry as they form a dynamic backcourt duo.     Lillian averaged 8.2 points per game and was a key contributor for John Hardin as an eighth grader. A highly skilled guard with excellent playmaking ability, she has transferred to rival North Hardin. She will take on the role as the primary ball handler, allowing [player_tooltip player_id='879343' first='Alanah' last='Dubose'] to operate off the ball, where she excels, and creating opportunities for pick-and-roll or pick-and-pop action with [player_tooltip player_id='418066' first='Destiny' last='Scott'].     Carley averaged 11.5 points and 6 rebounds per game as a freshman for Raceland but missed most of her sophomore season due to injury. A stretch forward with good size and length, she can protect the rim and knock down shots from behind the arc. Now with Boyd County, she would fit well in 5-out sets, spacing the floor and making room for a player like [player_tooltip player_id='1119375' first='Jylin' last='Edmondson'] to create off the dribble to get one-on-one buckets or penetrate and kick, as the Lady Lions boast a roster loaded with shooters.     Symone is one of the best post players in the 5th Region. She averaged 8.2 points and a team-leading 9 rebounds per game last season, helping E-Town capture the 17th District title and make a deep run in the regional tournament. Now taking her talents to Campbellsville, she'll provide a much-needed presence in the frontcourt for the Lady Eagles and give them an edge on the glass this season.

We've seen quite a bit of movement across the Bluegrass State as several players have opted for a change of scenery and transferred to new schools. Here's a look at some who are set to make an immediate impact for their new teams and complement them well with their skill sets.