We Got Next | High Efficiency Standouts

Today we're diving into some of the top players making an impact around New York. Some log heavy minutes and produce like it; others see limited run but still flash the same precise shot selection, defensive instincts, and ability to impose their will. Either way, it points to something bigger: deep, talented rosters where even players getting fewer reps could take over given the chance. Let's take a look at some names to remember.    A true slasher who relishes the chance to be in the open floor. McGloughin has a shifty handle and an array of moves to finish through traffic, including a soft floater in the lane. She's just as comfortable letting it fly, shooting 36% from the arc last season with elite mechanics and a quick release. Whether creating her own shot or catching and shooting, she pairs that offensive polish with good vision and tenacious, high-effort defense on the perimeter.     Currier is a dominant frontcourt presence and rebounder on both ends of the floor. She plays physical in the paint and brings real touch around the basket, including a nice hook shot built on great footwork. An elite shot blocker with a mean streak, she alters the game defensively. Active hands generate turnovers, and her court vision lets her turn that disruption into offense in transition.     McMahon is active on the glass and quick with the outlet pass on the break. She's comfortable bringing the ball up herself and loves to push the pace in transition, taking it coast-to-coast. She's efficient around the rim and can put the ball on the floor to create in the paint, and her active hands make her a factor in generating extra possessions and easy putbacks.     Schultz's shot mechanics are true with a quick release from behind the arc. She has good shot selection, and she cleans up on the glass on both ends, asserting her dominance. She possesses active hands that lead to a lot of turnovers created, and she plays physical, holding her own as a strong 1v1 defender.     Livulpi is a confident pull-up shooter with a tight handle. She doesn't turn the ball over often and can get up the floor to finish in transition. Her active hands and basketball IQ show up on both ends with the small details that help win games. She plays with tenacity, quick footspeed, and a pure, quick release on her jumper. Can also hold her own on the glass with good technique on her box outs.

Today we're diving into some of the top players making an impact around New York. Some log heavy minutes and produce like it; others see limited run but still flash the same precise shot selection, defensive instincts, and ability to impose their will. Either way, it points to something bigger: deep, talented rosters where even players getting fewer reps could take over given the chance. Let's take a look at some names to remember.