Dream was in a Panthers jersey and it fit her well. She had some good plays attacking in full court during transition. She used the inside hand to finish to avoid the defensive block. Her shot looked good and she was a threat to shoot or drive on each touch.

Dream is maturing into a strong combo guard who can fit more than one system. She is a scorer by nature who can get to the basket with ease, who also improved her accuracy from behind the arc. She shot the ball well during the 695 Hoops Family Reunion Showcase.

Clark is taking her talents to St. Francis of Baltimore where she joins a talented guard heavy team.

Dream raised her stock with a strong performance at the Prep Girls Hoops Showcase, displaying her ability to effectively run the point while consistently knocking down the corner three. She showed the quickness to get into the lane and finished over taller defenders on several occasions. As the competition continues to get bigger and more athletic, continuing to expand her mid-range game and perimeter scoring will make her even more difficult to defend rather than relying on contested finishes at the rim. Defensively, she turned steals into easy transition opportunities, showcasing both her anticipation and ability to push the pace.

Dream can hurt you on either side of the court.

Offensively, she is a slasher who is not intimidated by any defensive stance, as she can get to the rim with finesse or strength with a few quick moves or simply attacking her defender once attached to her hip.

Defensively, she is willing to guard any position 1-3 and is just as physical. Her determination to stop anyone shines bright in open space.

Dream attacked well and got in the lane for floaters, despite getting a couple of shots blocked because of her size she was still fearless and had successes. She went up against one of the tallest shot blockers in the gym and finished with a double pump scoop layup with the inside hand to avoid the block. She ran the floor well getting out in front of the pack for transition layups. She also shot the three well, particularly the corner three off the catch.

Dream had a strong day as a playmaker and facilitator. I love how she looked to keep her team organized and got them into their offense. Her passes were accurate and intentional. When necessary, she took over the game when it was time to get buckets. She drove and finished over bigger players and knocked down some three-pointers. Great overall showing.

Dream is a a versatile guard who has played her way into the freshman of the year conversation. She has had some really big games in the IAAM and in her most recent outing she dropped a game high 26 against Roland Park.

Dream is a natural scorer. She is quietly developing into a strong point guard. She has a clear understanding of how to penetrate, collapse the defense, and find her open teammates. In just five game minutes, she assisted on two clutch three-pointers. She applied defensive pressure in the backcourt for a steal and layup. She capped the stretch by knocking down a swing-pass three of her own.

Dream Clark Dream Clark 5'3" | CG/PG St. Frances Academy | 2029 State MD , and her Mamba-like mentality is a must-see. Dream can take over the game from the tip-off. She is fast with the ball and can conform her body to score on any defender. Dream is best with the ball in her right hand as I dare any athlete to try an stop her. She is becoming a three-level scorer as her long ball is becoming consistent. Defensively, Dream’s look alone will create a turnover. She has balanced feet with a wide frame. Look for her to lead St. Timothy’s right away.

Dream is a tough pass first point guard that is also capable of putting up points in bunches. I was really impressed with her scoring ability in fall league play as she showed that she can make tough shots. She will have plenty of opportunities this winter as St. Timothy’s is counting on her to carry the load and usher in a new era.