Berkshire's Takeaways From This Sunday At 'She Got Game Classic'

The She Got Game Classic took place over the weekend and it brought some tremendous hoops. A great watch was a Berkshire's matchup vs Agnes Irwin School in Pennsylvania. The game was spirited from tipoff, but Berkshire took control promptly and ultimately won the game 65-47. There were a lot of contributors in this one for Berkshire; below are 7 notable ones are discussed.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1255923' first='Sammie' last='King'] (2029) | CG | Berkshire   Sammie came in and injected a burst of energy into the lineup that was unmatched. She brought an advantage as a taller guard on both sides of the ball and was relentless in her efforts. King is a player to keep an eye on as the season progresses.     [player_tooltip player_id='281442' first='Chloe' last='Egan'] (2026) | 5'10 Guard | Berkshire   Egan was serving as a great kickout option for fellow guards to find her out on the perimeter. She extended the defense to have to extend coverage, plus she capitalized as the lanes opened up. Not only that, but Egan's quick reactionary skills on defense helped lead Berkshire to some easy baskets on the other end.     [player_tooltip player_id='1308084' first='Lana' last='Orietas'] (2028) | 6'0 Forward | Berkshire   Lana was knocking down the longball looking fluid especially in semi transition from early on. Orietas was an important part of the team's attack in this one. Her fast decision-making along with efficiency in this one made her noteworthy. The defensive versatility she provided was also quite beneficial.     [player_tooltip player_id='1050255' first='Pearl' last='Dickson'] (2027) | 6'4 C | Berkshire   Dickson was a natural rim deterrent that provided a ton of value down low defensively. Even if she wasn't able to get the block, her presence and activity made players think twice before. Although there's some raw attributes offensively, it's hard to contain such a big target all game long. Even when she wasn't finishing, Dickson was still a major factor on the glass.     [player_tooltip player_id='1091227' first='Marcela' last='Sanz'] (2027) | CG | Berkshire   Marcela was knocking down triples after relocating as the dribble penetration action happens. Sanz was able to connect with accuracy from deep on the wings plus she put pressure as defenders were looking to close out on her. She suffered an injury during the second half, but was able to get back up, showing just how tough she is.     [player_tooltip player_id='1249716' first='Chloe' last='O'Brien'] (2027) | PG | Berkshire   O'Brien was keeping the high energy pace and gave the team momentum as she finished plays to help extend the lead early on. She has great defensive foot speed too. This forced angles and bad positioning for opposing ballhandlers.     Alivia Mauer (2026) | 5'7 PG/SG | Berkshire   Mauer is such a sturdy complementary player. She does her job and does it well. Mauer picked up players without hesitation to stop the opponent's transition offense plus contributed to some easy scoring opportunities herself.

The She Got Game Classic took place over the weekend and it brought some tremendous hoops. A great watch was a Berkshire's matchup vs Agnes Irwin School in Pennsylvania. The game was spirited from tipoff, but Berkshire took control promptly and ultimately won the game 65-47. There were a lot of contributors in this one for Berkshire; below are 7 notable ones are discussed.