H-Town Havoc 15u Impact Players

Impact players don't always lead the team in scoring, but they find ways to help their team win. Whether it was bringing energy, clapping up teammates, making the extra pass or hockey assist, or doing the little things that don't always show up in the box score, these players made their presence felt all weekend. They definitely deserve to be recognized and talked about just as much as anyone else. These are the type of players that every coach would want on their roster for sure.      Raven is strong willed guard that doesn't take plays off and made life miserable for oppsoing players at the H-Town Havoc. Defensively, she takes great pride in her individual matchups and pressures full court using her lateral quickness and strength to bump ball handlers off their path. On the offensive end, she is fundamentally sound, but loves to use her strength to bully through defenders. She also is impressive playing off her pivot and scoring fluidly in the paint.     Katy is a true low post presence that plays hard from rim to rim. Defensively, she anchors the backline uses her imposing size and grit. She is a go get it rebounder that competes hard every possession. Katy plays within her role and showed to be a supportive and cohesive teammate. Dixon, is the type of front court player that any coach could utilize, especially in situational moments where the pace is methodical and possesion is key.     Maddy plays the game the right way and consistently put forth the effort to help her team in anyway possible. She picked up the scoring slack for her Houston Aces team at the Houston Havoc. Her impact might not always show on the score sheet, but she is the kind of player that can contribute in her role.     Zoe was major piece of the championship KDC Glowball 15u team. Rosas has the skillset to be a legit scoring force but she looked comfortable playing within the system on her loaded KDC squad. Don't get it twisted though, Rosas proved she could score the ball as she did reach double digits in a win versus the Houston Lady Aces, finishing with 12 points and a made three pointer.     Payton brought passion and energy to every possession at H-Town Havoc. A true 3-and-D type of player, Harns competed from the opening tip to the final buzzer. Every loose ball and 50/50 ball seemed to belong to her, as she consistently hit the floor first before opposing players. That kind of motor and toughness can't always be taught. She also showed flashes of being able to handle the ball and create for teammates in certain situations. Payton impacts winning in ways that don't always show up in the stat sheet, and she's the type of player every coach wants on their roster.

Impact players don't always lead the team in scoring, but they find ways to help their team win. Whether it was bringing energy, clapping up teammates, making the extra pass or hockey assist, or doing the little things that don't always show up in the box score, these players made their presence felt all weekend. They definitely deserve to be recognized and talked about just as much as anyone else. These are the type of players that every coach would want on their roster for sure.