IE Super Scrimmages: Certified Bucket Getters

There were several nationally ranked players competing with their teams at this past weekend's Insider Exposure Super Scrimmages in Charlotte. Programs like the [program_tooltip program_id='713452' first='FBC' last=''] United, Carolina Flames, CP3, [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'], [program_tooltip program_id='713452' first='FBC' last=''] Next Up, and the host Lady Attack Elite all have multiple high level future college players amongst their teams and several stood out with their excellent play.    There are a few things you can count when watching Braalyn play world class speed and a very high motor, which leads to her constant movement on the court. That drive allows Whitehead to show off that elite quickness getting up and down on the break and slashing to the basket from the wings. She shot the ball very well from three with multiple makes in the game I watched at the event. The constant pressure she applies on the ball and jumping into passing lanes results in steals, deflections, and disorder for opposing offenses. She looked like a player ready to breakout with her play the rest of the Spring and Summer for [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'].     Kinga looks like a college player standing a little over six feet tall with great length and you can tell she has been in the weight room. She is one of the very best shooters I have seen over the last calendar year and I saw her teams play almost ten times. She looked much more comfortable and confident handling the ball off the bounce by getting downhill on a few possessions and attaching the basket. She moves really well without the ball and is very sneaky coming from the wings to grab opportunistic rebounds on the offensive end. Her ability to shoot the ball at a very high percentage coupled with her size has earned Kinga multiple division one offers already. She is the kind of player who could easily see her stock rise up to the highest level of division one as a knock down shooter who can defend with great size. Kinga has a high basketball IQ and plays the game with a lot of maturity. She is originally from Hungary and has international playing experience in Europe, something else college coaches will value in her as a player.     Harris had several high scoring games for [program_tooltip program_id='1819777' first='[program_tooltip program_id='713452' first='FBC' last='']' last='NextUp']'s 16U team playing up in the 17U division. Catt's surge in confidence had produced very impressive results on the court as of late. She was selected as Player of the Game after one contest and drew praise from the college coaches I talked to at the event. Harris has a very unique offensive package where she is equally dangerous and a threat to score on the break and in the half court. Harris has a very consistent mid-range jumpsuit that she goes to multiple times a game on pull ups from the elbow/free throw line area. She is just as consistent knocking down shots from the three point line also. Her ability to get downhill off the bounce maybe her best weapon as she looks casual scoring the ball or dropping off dimes to her teammates after drawing the help defense.     I could watch Reeder play basketball all day long. She is so skilled with the ball on offense that it looks like she is out for a stroll in the park on offense. She has been very impressive the last two tournaments sharing the backcourt with [player_tooltip player_id='1178971' first='Camya' last='Hutcherson'] where they alternate running the point and wing depending on the possession. Reeder is an outstanding shooter from three point range and from 12-16 feet in the midrange. She attacks the basket with toughness and a purpose using change of pace and elite ball handling. Reeder scored at the rim and did a nice job making her shots from the free throw line finishing with 22 points in the game I watched. She is an underrated player in her class and at her position in Georgia. That will change after the next rankings are released.     Stanfield almost reminds me of a throwback player I would watch growing up in the nineties as she uses her intelligence and anticipation skills to get the reaction she wants from her defender before deciding on how she is going to score the ball. The footwork, specifically jab moves and her pivot, is extremely impressive. Stanfield is a very efficient scorer who doesn't take or force bad shots, knows where her sweet spots are and how to get to them, and finishes with the look of ease. She is a crafty player who uses deception to get the advantage over the defense. Rather than being reactionary to what the opposing team is doing, Stanfield is proactive on the offensive end and just makes plays for her team. Stanfield earned Player of the Game honors after leading her team with 18 points after one contest.

There were several nationally ranked players competing with their teams at this past weekend's Insider Exposure Super Scrimmages in Charlotte. Programs like the FBC United, Carolina Flames, CP3, Wood Elite , FBC Next Up, and the host Lady Attack Elite all have multiple high level future college players amongst their teams and several stood out with their excellent play.