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<p>Hustle plays may not always show up in the scoring column, but they can create extra possessions and change the course of a game. At the DMV Freshman Showcase, several players stood out by competing on the glass, fighting for loose balls, and applying defensive pressure. Here are 5 freshmen who played with effort and did the little things.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Ranone did the little things, putting herself in position to secure defensive rebounds and help her team regain possession. She stayed with plays after misses, grabbing her own rebound and continuing to compete. She also secured the ball and found an open teammate up the floor to help her team transition into offense.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Syed's hustle stood out in the way she competed for the ball and was willing to get on the floor. She didn't shy away from doing the effort plays that can help give her team another opportunity. That willingness to compete and put herself into the action allowed her to make an impact without needing the ball in her hands.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Fields had strong efforts on the offensive glass, hustling into position to compete for rebounds. She pursued the ball after a missed shot and gave her team opportunities to keep plays alive. She showed she could contribute even when she wasn't the one initiating the offense.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Johnson stayed active on the offensive glass, hustling for rebounds and turning one of her misses into a second-chance bucket. She can also make plays in the open floor, attacking the basket in transition and finishing a strong take against contact. Her effort around the glass and ability to attack the basket gave her multiple ways to contribute offensively.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Clayton was scrappy on defense, pressuring the ball with little room for her opponent to execute and helping force turnovers. She also collected rebounds on both ends of the floor and anticipated a pass for a steal and advanced the ball in transition. She also set a solid screen before relocating to the corner for a three.</p>
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Hustle plays may not always show up in the scoring column, but they can create extra possessions and change the course of a game. At the DMV Freshman Showcase, several players stood out by competing on the glass, fighting for loose balls, and applying defensive pressure. Here are 5 freshmen who played with effort and did the little things.
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