Thankful And Grateful To Have Watched These 5 Top Talents

Happy Thanksgiving to those that celebrate and for others, hopefully the time spent with family/loved ones was worthwhile. With the holiday in mind, why not talk about some players to be thankful to have watched recently? Grateful is a good word to describe the feeling of getting to watch these 5 top talents grace the court.    Aaralynn Scott (2028) | 5'6 PG | St. Andrew's   Scott is do-it-all point guard whose game has expanded immensely, particularly as a major scoring threat, ramping up her production significantly as of late. Her game has always been well-founded, but Aaralyn has shown so much more explosion getting to her spots. She's a 3-level scorer that finishes with a nice flow. Scott is a decisive decision maker that gets to her progressions with poise, so she rarely gets flustered, if ever. The defense she provides must be mentioned too. Her footspeed along with anticipation skills allow her success which just helps to translate easy points. Scott is really worth all the hype.     Maddison Wright (2028) | 5'7 CG | Loomis Chaffee   Wright is one of the smoothest shot makers in the region. She has a beautiful touch off the dribble and finds ways to get her shots off even if there's good defense being played on her. The sequences Madison is able to pull off are eye-catching to say the least. She's absolutely one of the more poetic young scorers in the making.     [player_tooltip player_id='967279' first='Gyselle' last='Mairs'] (2027) | 5'6 PG | Portsmouth   Mairs is a dynamic playmaker on both sides of the ball. She's a player that should command more attention from schools, but with a big junior year ahead of her, more are likely to reach out. The junior guard is a powerful influence on the game and competes to the highest degree. Gyselle moves freely around the floor, showing she's comfortable wherever. Her blazing speed in combination with slithery separation skills make her a dazzling watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='1041804' first='Jules' last='Stevenson'] (2028) | 5'5 PG | PA   Jules is the definition of sophomore sensation. She stands out with her topnotch ability to drain 3's off the bounce or on the catch. The '28 pg catches a rhythm fairly quickly, disregarding the special attention the defense is required to pay to her. Stevenson puts sheer terror the hearts of defenders; they don't want to be on the other end of a big-time performance from her.     [player_tooltip player_id='364120' first='Molly' last='Sisson'] (2026) | 6'3 PF | NMH   The adaptability as well as natural instincts on both sides of the ball are easy to spot with Molly. Sisson can be utilized in many ways and her willingness to do whatever to get her team the win must be accounted for. Her overall development has been a sight to see in a short span. She's positioned herself firmly in the conversation as one of the best in the region in no time. Eastern Michigan is getting a prominent experienced talent.

Happy Thanksgiving to those that celebrate and for others, hopefully the time spent with family/loved ones was worthwhile. With the holiday in mind, why not talk about some players to be thankful to have watched recently? Grateful is a good word to describe the feeling of getting to watch these 5 top talents grace the court.