She Got Game Classic: Wings the Wowed

With teams coming from all over the country so to came some very good shooting guards and small forwards from multiple states. These players stood out for their wonderful wing play whether they were the star or a super sub for coming off the bench for their teams.    After a slow start to the game, KJ put on a quite an offensive display during a stretch in the second half. In just a couple of minutes, Acree scored on all three levels in impressive fashion with several Power Four schools looking on including the Iowa women's head basketball coach. On one play Acree dazzled on the baseline with her ball handling before slashing to the basket and finishing smoothly at the rim. One of the next few plays down, she took on a highly rated '28 prospect in an isolation situation, and again used her ball handling to create space before rising up and knocking down a long jump shot. Acree is one of the most exciting prospects to come out of the state of Georgia in a very long time.     Alana shot the ball extremely well, especially from the corners for Marietta. She really moves well without the ball and does a great job spotting up for kick out threes and calling for the ball when her teammates penetrate the defense. DeWitt gets her shot off fast and has a high release point. At almost six feet tall as a Freshman, Alana already has the desired size to play major college basketball. Being the daughter of a coach, she has a very high basketball IQ and already understands the game at a young age. I expect continued improvement from Alana and more division one offers in the next few years.     GiGi performed really well once again against good competition at an elite event. Offensively she is very skilled which she showed against Regis Jesuit, scoring the ball in a variety of ways. She did a nice job pushing the ball in transition and getting to the basket as well as breaking down her defender and knocking down a short jumper in the paint. Jones knocked down shots from three point range as well. One coming in the corner from a nice Leila Bryant assist. Another coming from the top of the key on the move after a dribble hand off. Jones' stock continues to rise for good reason.     McClain was one of the best shooters at the event. Whether it was from the wing, corner, or the top of the key, McClain hit a three from all five spots on the court. What was most impressive was her preparation to shoot the ball whether is coming off a down screen or baseline out of bounds play. McClain was locked in, knees bent, hands out, body squared to the basket waiting to catch the ball and shoot. She knew the ball was going in the basket on multiple shots when it left her hand. McClain has great size for her position and is a big part of why Bob Jones is such a great team.     Adkins made the most of her minutes coming off of the bench for Bob Jones. Her constant movement without the ball led to a couple of easy opportunities for her to catch the ball close to the basket and score for her team. Adkins has very good size for her position and knew what she was doing on the court. She was efficient on offense, making good passes, not turning the ball over, and capitalizing on her opportunities to score. On defense she brought a lot of energy and her wingspan was disruptive to ball handlers. Being in the rotation as a sophomore on a team this good should give Taelor the confidence and experience to play a much bigger role moving forward

With teams coming from all over the country so to came some very good shooting guards and small forwards from multiple states. These players stood out for their wonderful wing play whether they were the star or a super sub for coming off the bench for their teams.