Frankie showed a side of her game that I hadn’t previously seen at REAL Train and Play on Sunday; she can shoot the three. She hit triples up top, from the wings, and the corners during shooting drills. Frankie has good rhythm, balanced feet, and a fundamentally sound release on her follow-through. She kept her eyes on the rim and got her shot off accurately before the defender closing out could disrupt it. In games, I labeled Frankie a good rim protector. She swatted shots away and caused misses with her length, controlling her body and keeping her hands high to avoid fouling. Frankie is a strong 6-foot-plus forward, and she played like it. Frankie anticipated a missed shot off the rim, crashed inside to snatch the rebound, then went up strong off two feet for the finish. She faced-up and attacked downhill with determination on a drive, then showed a flash of athleticism by elevating to score a tough, double-clutch and-one finish. Frankie finished efficiently in the paint off two feet and was very difficult to stop in screen-and-roll actions. She rolled, caught a pass with good hands, then scored the layup off two feet without skipping a beat. Frankie is a prospect that checks the boxes as a higher-level forward.

Frankie showed plenty of versatility during the Northwood Elite Camp. The 2028 post player can stretch the floor and displayed solid ball-handling ability, giving her more ways to create offensively. She ran the floor hard in transition and was rewarded with numerous buckets, while also showing a strong ability to finish around the basket with either hand. Her combination of size, skill, and ability to get out and run made her a difficult matchup throughout the camp.

Frankie is a forward prospect who has the potential to be a major stock riser in this class. Her size and physicality create matchup problems for defenders. Frankie was very productive for REAL 17U at the Select Super Showcase. She worked hard inside to secure an offensive rebound, then scored the putback. Her high motor on the offensive glass forced the defense to send her to the free throw line. Frankie finished well off two feet. She caught a pass with good hands, made a smooth ball transfer, then powered through contact for the and-one layup. She holds her ground, moves to open space, and protects the basket on the defensive end.

Frankie, an inside-out forward for Real, showcased a well-rounded game throughout the weekend by creating problems for defenses at multiple levels. She was effective with her back to the basket, finishing through contact around the rim, while also stepping out and knocking down shots from three-point range—including a clutch triple in a tight game situation. Defensively, she brought toughness and timing, stacking up multiple blocked shots and protecting the paint when needed. With her versatility and two-way impact, she looks like a player whose recruitment could really start to gain momentum this spring and summer.

Frankie turned heads at the WMD tryouts with her impressive blend of length, athleticism, and versatility. She looked completely at ease whether playing on the perimeter or in the post, showing off her ability to handle the ball in transition and push the pace herself. She was active on the boards, consistently battling for rebounds on both ends, and her timing on defense led to several key blocks. With her all-around skill set and growing confidence, Frankie looks poised to be a force for her high school team this winter — and a name to watch closely when she hits the court for WMD next spring and summer.