Players Showing Off in June

<h2 class="wp-block-heading has-primary-color has-text-color has-link-color">Use code FOURTH50 for half off your first billing</h2>    Addison doesn't waste time deciding what to do with the basketball. Whether it's getting downhill, getting a shot up, or making the extra pass, she quickly identifies the lane or the outlet and attacks without hesitation. That decisiveness makes her difficult to defend and keeps the offense moving at a high pace.   Her ability to make quick reads often puts her near the top of the team in either points or assists, depending on what the defense gives her. Over the past month, she's earned significant minutes on the floor, and with those reps has come noticeably increased confidence. The game appears to be easy to read for her, and as her comfort level continues to grow, so will her impact.     Lacy is smooth and efficient with everything she does on the floor. Whether it's firing a pass across the court with pinpoint accuracy or stepping into a three-pointer from well beyond the arc, she plays with a confidence and polish that stand out.   Defensively, her positioning and court awareness make her an effective help defender. She anticipates plays well, rotates on time, and uses that understanding of the floor to come away with deflections and steals. Her ability to impact the game without forcing the action makes her a valuable presence on both ends of the court.     Audrey isn't afraid of contact, and her size allows her to get downhill and put pressure on defenses effectively. Once she gets a shoulder past her defender, she's difficult to slow down and comfortable finishing through traffic.   What stands out most is her understanding of angles and positioning. She seals defenders well on the box out, creating a clear positional advantage and giving herself opportunities for rebounds and second-chance points. Her feel for where she needs to be on the floor allows her to maximize her physical tools and make an impact in the paint and on the glass.     The Driggs sisters put on a show last weekend, and Allie was a big reason her team came out on top in this one. She operates exceptionally well from the high post, showing patience as screens develop and a strong understanding of timing and spacing within the offense.   She reads the floor well, makes smart decisions with the ball, and never looks rushed. Whether facilitating from the elbow, setting up teammates, or making the right play within the flow of the offense, she consistently impacts winning possessions.   As one of the younger players on the floor, Allie already displays the basketball IQ and skill set that coaches love to build around. With continued development and experience, she's a young talent whose game should continue to expand in the years ahead.     Tessa has size working in her favor, and she complements it with the ability to get vertical and play above the rim of her competition. Defensively, she uses that length well, deflecting entry passes and disrupting post players trying to establish position on the block.   What also stood out was her defensive discipline. She stays low, moves her feet well, and maintains solid positioning, allowing her to be effective without overcommitting. On the offensive end, she's a reliable option as a screener and a dish target around the basket, giving her teammates a dependable outlet in the half-court offense.   As her touch around the rim continues to develop and soften, expect her scoring numbers to rise. The physical tools are already there, and as the offensive side of her game catches up, she has the potential to become a very impactful player on both ends of the floor.