Potters House - Bolles Recap: The X Factors

<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/11/IMG_7644-crop-5712x3751-1763740569.jpeg?w=800" alt="" class="wp-image-1382619" /></figure>   It wasn't the game of the century, but the Potters House - Bolles matchup certainly had those kind of vibes under the dome. The two teams delivered a gritty, defensive-heavy matchup packed with momentum swings and standout guard and forward play. After three tight quarters, Potter's House created separation with late steals and transition finishes to secure a 45–36 win. In this article, we look at the major players in a contest that had at least 10- 12 future college players on the floor.   [player_tooltip player_id='248551' first='Alanna' last='Tatum'], [player_tooltip player_id='514608' first='Evie' last='Freeman'] and [player_tooltip player_id='751625' first='Terrell' last='McCoy'] were the three most heralded players on the court and they didn't disappoint. They each had dominant moments, but the game also featured numerous X-Factor players who shifted momentum and made splash plays throughout the contest.    [player_tooltip player_id='864101' first='Jayda' last='Parker'] played very well in the monster matchup against McCoy and company. Her quick rotations on the help side were super fast and she had some key blocked shots with authority. Her lightening quick reaction was as impressive as the blocks themselves. The versatile forward also had some quality looks and had a key 4th quarter conversion that gave her team the lead for good. Parker hit the boards, dove for loose balls, and really solidified herself as a player to be counted on. Her stock went up last night and the tape proves it.     [player_tooltip player_id='514527' first='Arianna' last='Walker'] was super impressive against Potters House and her stock continues to rise. On defense she rejected a shot by a power forward 5 inches taller and then blocked another three point attempt after it had already left the shooter's hand. As spectacular as both blocks were, it's become expected that Walker will do something spectacular on the defensive end of the floor. But, the fluid jumpers from the perimeter (including a dagger from the corner) and a drive and finish through traffic with the left hand were message senders. Walker has started the season with a bang and her stock is climbing through the roof.     [player_tooltip player_id='633532' first='Leila' last='Goll'] continues to impress every time she touches the floor. Her shot looked pure — smooth mechanics, confident release, and perfect footwork off the catch. But she wasn't just a perimeter threat. She defended, hustled, and took on every physical challenge thrown at her. Goll played with noticeable confidence, staying locked in on both ends and giving her team timely buckets and relentless effort. She's becoming one of the most reliable two-way contributors in the rotation.     [player_tooltip player_id='1414370' first='Marlyne' last='Adahe'] was one of the night's true X-factors, consistently getting good position on the box and converting point-blank opportunities. Adahe also had good range with a smooth, confident three-point shot that forced defenders to respect her from behind the arc. In the previous game, she connected on multiple three point shots. On top of that, she battled for rebounds and played with a quiet toughness that led her team through key stretches. When her team needed a play on offense or defense, Adahe delivered.     [player_tooltip player_id='221599' first='Caelyn' last='Carter'] was an X-factor from the moment she checked in. Her energy changed possessions. She hustled into passing lanes, created scoring chances, and fought for every loose ball with zero hesitation. Offensively, she has the tools which warrants respect from defenses. Carter has a smooth shooting stroke and can also drive to the rim, but it was the combination of her effort plays — deflections, rebounds, second-chance attempts, defensive stops — that changed the momentum. Carter plays with a motor you can't teach, and her hustle brought life to her team in several crucial moments.     Roslyn Weston brought a gritty and physical defensive presence that set the tone from the very beginning. Weston 's activity on the perimeter and in the full court press created problems all game long- she pressured the ball handlers, cut off drives to the rim, switched on pick and rolls, disrupted Bolles's offensive rhythm, and forced the opposition to make tough decisions. Offensively, she didn't force anything and had some quality looks throughout the evening. She made smart plays and flowed in the offense. Weston was absolutely an X Factor- giving her team the defensive edge throughout the game.