Standouts from Monarch-Holy Family not named Sienna Williams

Monarch's [player_tooltip player_id='792683' first='Sienna' last='Williams'], PGH's top-ranked junior prospect in Colorado, took over late Tuesday in a 55-47 win over Holy Family, scoring eight of her 17 points in the fourth quarter to go along with a series of key blocks defensively.   It was Williams, however, who was first to steer attention away from herself after the game, instead praising the play of others. Below are five standouts from Tuesday's game in Louisville.    The 5-foot-5 junior point guard has terrific vision, showcased with her playmaking ability that resulted in 12 points and a few nice assists in the opening half Tuesday. Milot isn't always tasked to score in huge numbers with 6-4 Williams on the team. But she's a good leader on and off the floor and often dictates the pace of the offense. When Holy Family rallied back from a double-digit lead to cut things to one in the waning minutes, she was seen telling her teammates to stay composed.     Nugent was the spark behind the Tigers' comeback bid in the fourth quarter, which saw them trim a double-digit deficit to 45-44 with 4 minutes remaining. The senior, who is committed to George Fox University (Oregon) for basketball and track and field, has a silky-smooth stroke from behind the arc. In fact, all 15 of her points came by the 3 on Tuesday (she's hit five 3s in each of her last two games). She also has an unrelenting motor on defense, which helped the Tigers get stops and back into the game.     Lucas is versatile on both ends of the floor. She can defend on the perimeter and down in the post. Offensively, she is strong inside five feet but also has shown continued comfortability hitting from deep. She averages a near double-double along with about three steals per game. She was a big part of the Tigers' defensive swarm late Tuesday.     The sophomore put the team on her back offensively in the third quarter as she scored the team's first nine points out of the halftime break. Weiss has good handles and isn't afraid to drive or shoot from anywhere. But she's also patient and lets the game come to her, which is a rarity in a player so young. With Williams getting the star treatment by Holy Family's defense in the third, she took matters into her own hands, hitting two 3s and an acrobatic layup that saw her pierced through the center of the lane.     The senior can shoot you right out of the gym. Known for her 3-ball, she's hit several big shots over the years for the Tigers. Exploding onto the scene as a freshman, she nailed 3 of her 5 attempts from deep in a state title victory. Today, she's a pesky on-ball defender and is exceptional leading her team on the break. She was aggressive in the fourth quarter on Tuesday, where she got to the line and helped the Tigers stay in reach.

Monarch's Sienna Williams Sienna Williams 6'3" | PF/SF Monarch | 2027 State CO , PGH's top-ranked junior prospect in Colorado, took over late Tuesday in a 55-47 win over Holy Family, scoring eight of her 17 points in the fourth quarter to go along with a series of key blocks defensively.