Impact Players: Week One of Open Division Playoffs

The first and second round of the Open Division Playoffs in Arizona did not disappoint as some of the best players continued to shine, and some players off the radar came up bi in big moments to help their respective teams advance to the Quarterfinals. Here are some of the impact players from the first week of play.    Jai Bogan Jacobs has had a huge breakout year as a freshman leading her team in scoring and rebounding. She did not disappoint in the first two rounds of the Open Division Playoffs. Against the defending Open Division runner up Valley Vista Monsoon, she ended the night with a double double (21points, 11 rebounds) as the Coyotes of Campo Verde dominated throughout and won by 17 points. Bogan-Jacobs showed her ability to score from all 3 levels as well as dominate inside. She played point guard, small forward, and even posted upon inside, as she showed incredible versatility for a Freshman. Up next for Campo Verde is Sandra Day O'Connor in the Quarterfinals.     [player_tooltip player_id='614984' first='Lamaiya' last='Woodberry'] has had an outstanding career and is looking to cement her legacy at McClintock with a strong run at a State Championship. The Chargers traveled to Tucson in the first round of the Open Division Playoffs and dominated the game against Mica Mountain. Lamaiya is the point guard and quarterback for McClintock, who is an excellent passer and defender. Woodberry didn't have a huge game statistically, but she provided leadership and stability as the Chargers coasted to a victory. The Chargers ended the first week by upsetting powerhouse Salpointe Catholic to advance to the Quarterfinals.     [player_tooltip player_id='615151' first='Diamond' last='Prince'] is relatively unknown player that moved to Arizona this year. She is a dynamic guard that can play multiple positions and she is a terrific defender. She sees the floor well and she is outstanding in press situations and press Break situations. She adds scoring and defense to an already solid team, and has lifted the Chargers to a new level as they will be a tough out in the Open Division.     [player_tooltip player_id='754700' first='Kamari' last='Roddy'] is a dominant presence for the Chargers. She is very versatile in the post both offensively and defensively She also is a very good shooter from long distance for a Center/Power Forward. She opens thing up for other players because of her ability to shoot. She is also a very good rebounder. She is a dominant player and will be hard to defend as the Open Division gets into the Quarterfinals.     [player_tooltip player_id='836784' first='Niya' last='Gamble'] is a very critical piece to McClintock's success in the playoffs so far. She adds another versatile player in the post that can defend multiple positions and add rebounding and scoring as well. Gamble also plays well in pressure situations and is a good ball handler for her size. Look for her stock to rise with college coaches as the Chargers advance through the playoffs.     [player_tooltip player_id='1197249' first='Jayda' last='Haley'] is an outstanding small forward that can play in the post or out on the perimeter. She can score inside but she excels in the mid range. She has a nice pull up jumper off the drive and she can also catch and shoot. Defensively she can defend forwards or guards and she is a good rebounder. She fits well in the Coyotes system and her game has really taken off after transferring in the summer from Sabino HS. She adds depth and scoring which will make Campo Verde a Championship contender for the next couple years,     Mackenzie Lewis is a very good guard that plays well in the Campo Verde system which allows players to play multiple positions. Lewis can play both guard positions well. She is a good passer and scorer, and she is a very active defender. She has a high motor and she is a great communicator and leader for the Coyotes. Lewis has a veteran presence about her which is going to be critical in the Quarterfinals vs. Sandra Day O'Connor. Look for Lewis to be climbing the rankings as she enters her senior year.

The first and second round of the Open Division Playoffs in Arizona did not disappoint as some of the best players continued to shine, and some players off the radar came up bi in big moments to help their respective teams advance to the Quarterfinals. Here are some of the impact players from the first week of play.