Greenwalt, from her freshman season to now, is one of the most improved players in Texas, and seeing her transformation from basically a back-to-the-basket player who rebounded has been a treat for me see evaluations here Her performances over the weekend sent messages as she simply dominated the boards by going AFTA everything, on both ends, finishing strongly and defending but her scoring aslo looked good, from midrange as well as off the dribble

Greenwalt is one of the most improved players from before high school to now see evaluations here, and seeing that 713 DEVELOPMENT right before my eyes is like a POLAROID photo, which will be over the heads of many Speaking of “over the heads” her UPS to score around the basket and outrebound players keeps getting better yet you have to factor in DESIRE and that “you won’t outwork me” mindset. Midrange and “on the ball” pressure outside the paint have jumped, so has her court vision

Greenwalt would make my “MOST IMPROVED” list from last season to now if I had one, and she’s always been one of those players who plays taller than she is, yet she just won’t be outworked in the paint. I have seen her score inside with players literally hanging on her, but her improved defense, as well as midrange shooting, were on display

Greenwalt was grown so much over the years and again, “on the court” progression is something I love seeing see evaluations here Watching her out-rebound taller players as well as score on them helped her lead Laporte to a very deep run and her DESIRE and willing to BATTLE are both #THROWBACK because they are things you can’t teach

Greenwalt is battle-tested, and although she stands at “the magic number” she plays above it, so let me drop that #THROWBACK on her. You can’t teach DESIRE, and you can’t teach HEART, but that ain’t all because she falls into that “you won’t outwork me” group, and since she has been working on scoring facing the basket … see evaluations here

Greenwalt is one of the most improved players from the freshman season to now in the state, see evaluation here, and she will be on my next Rankings Update, and when you fall into that “you won’t outwork me” group, you’re ahead of the game. She scores around the basket against taller players, hits the boards on both ends, and defends, yet her MIDRANGE jumper shows me she’s been working

Greenwalt was one of the most improved players I caught during the club season, and I always emphasize that I love things you can’t teach, and one of those things is DESIRE, because she will not be outworked, be it outrebounding taller players, yeah, that deserves #THROWBACK hashtag, as well as battling for loose balls. Her improved offense as well as solid defense, inside and outside the paint, are also pluses

Greenwalt falls into that “plays taller than she is” category, so let me drop a double #THROWBACK on her because she’s in that “never takes a play off” group as well. Her “on the court” progression this season was nice to see, so was her going AFTTA everything off the rim, no matter what the score was. Her defense was “smothering” on the ball outside and inside the paint. She scored off the dribble and dropped the short jumper

Greenwalt has been “THE GLUE” so many times for this team because when they need a defensive stop or a huge rebound, she’s been there so many times, in front of me, to do it. She also applies defensive pressure both in and out of the set, but this time around, a big bucket was needed late in a close game, and she followed scoring off the dribble with a midrange jumper to help seal the victory

Greenwalt is relentless inside the paint, and her falling into that “never takes a play off” has raised some next-level eyebrows. She is powerful and finishes strongly after contact, but just as impressive is that she’s defending both inside and outside the paint