Impactful Transfers: Same Goals - Different Gym

As the new season is ushered in, countless prospects find themselves at new locations. Some are shooters, some defenders, and others are play makers who make teammates better. These players are looking to create a culture and tradition at a new school in a different gym. At the same time - continuing to build on their legacies they started at a different program.    [player_tooltip player_id='221598' first='Trinity' last='Berry'] (Potter's House) is a high-energy guard who uses her length and athleticism to defend, rebound, and create offense against top competition. Berry is one of the top Juniors in the State and her arrival at Potter's House could be a game changer. Berry's ability to shoot the three will complement the play making abilities of the Tatum sisters. Berry also has play making ability which puts additional pressure on the defense. Defensively, Berry is relentless on the ball and in the passing lanes. Berry also runs the floor well and puts her self in position to receive the pass and score. She has great timing of when to present herself open.     [player_tooltip player_id='1246253' first='Jordyn' last='Brooks'] is a crafty game changing guard who thrives as a scorer who can break a defense down. Brooks is a confident young shooter who finishes well in the paint. Defensively, she creates turnovers with her instincts, leading to instant offense. Brooks brings energy and toughness to her new team. She will be impactful on and off the court.       Tiara Redding brings size, energy, and versatility. She averaged 9 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 steals as a freshman at Englewood, and now takes her game to Bishop Snyder. Redding is athletic and has good speed. She is relentless and getting to the rim and putting pressure on the defense. She thrives in transition, turning steals and rebounds into fast-break chances, and she embraces battling bigger players on the glass. Redding is a great compliment to Gaines and Grimes and will open up their game even more.     [player_tooltip player_id='248388' first='Jordyn' last='Baker'] (Heritage High) is that steady two-way contributor who blends scoring ability with defensive versatility. Baker can shoot the jumper, and also get to the rim. She is a lock down defender who can pile up on the steals. Baker's experience is one of her biggest assets. She has been around elite game changers and has played in pressure pack games. She has the experience and leadership qualities that elevate a team.     [player_tooltip player_id='221599' first='Caelyn' last='Carter'] is another prospects whose transfer will be significant. She has already shown her impact several times over the summer with game winning threes, defensive intensity, and additional speed on the floor. Carter is use to handling responsibility. As a Freshman she was the primary three point shooter on her team. She has several shooters on her squad and her shooting ability could allow the Bulldogs to continue playing their game and hitting teams with a barrage of three pointers.     Kaitlyn Farr's transfer to Tocoi Creek looks like a potential program shifter. Farr's skillset jumps off the page, and her basketball IQ elevates her potential impact even more . She plays the game a step ahead, reading defenses and finding ways to make everyone around her better. What stands out most on tape is her anticipation. Whether it's cutting to the basket at the right moment, slipping a pass through traffic, or getting downhill to finish with either hand, Farr has very good instincts. Many already have Tocoi Creek penciled back to Lakeland conversations, and the addition of Farr only strengthens that possibility.     [player_tooltip player_id='873419' first='Gianna' last='Conklin-Jones'] is a savvy player who has been around elite and talented ball players all of her basketball career. Consequently, she is a high IQ player who has the ability to elevate the play of players around her. Conklin-Jones is a two way player who is relentless on the basketball court. Her impact this season should be epic. Regardless of the transfer aspect, this year was destined to be a memorable one for the speedy and experienced guard.

As the new season is ushered in, countless prospects find themselves at new locations. Some are shooters, some defenders, and others are play makers who make teammates better. These players are looking to create a culture and tradition at a new school in a different gym. At the same time - continuing to build on their legacies they started at a different program.