Cy Fair 16U Nike #ShesBallinExtravaganza

You already know what’s coming at you, a team full of next-level talent eager to prove that they are more than ready to make things happen and after watching many of these players, several of which I labeled #D1Locks after my initial sighting of them on the court, I was watching from afar covering multiple courts but guess what, I got more than enough [player_tooltip player_id="158696" first="Flyin" last="Adelye"] (Tomkins) I already know what Adelye can do, I saw that when she played for Katy Rebels in the 6th or 7th grade and you can’t teach power and she uses that well on both ends of the court and that means scoring and rebounding, which she always does on both ends Jada Brown (Bentonville) Brown is from Arkansas which explained how I missed her but defenders are missing her on the court because of an explosive first step. She’s athletic and understands how to get to the rim and once she’s there, she does a good job finishing [player_tooltip player_id="65919" first="Kayla" last="Cooper"] (Plano East) Cooper is a "nightmare to defend" and her athleticism plays a huge part as she has range, mid to long, she also can attack the basket from various angles and watching her in the open court keeps you wondering what she’ll do because she has a bundle to choose from [player_tooltip player_id="96132" first="Jacei" last="Denley"] (Westbrook) Denley can flat out shoot it, mid to long, with ease but she always could so that was no surprise. Her range has extended. she creates her shot under pressure and her shot selection is solid but what really got me was how she’s improved on her ’catch and shoot" Megan Donnelly (Magnolia) Donnelly is one of those players I hadn’t seen in a while and she’s grown, in fact, I just realized who she was after looking at the roster but nevertheless, she can score and she sizes up defenders nicely to create her shot and that pull-up is smooth [player_tooltip player_id="96925" first="Shelby" last="Hayes"] (Cedar Park) Hayes has that throwback stuff I enjoy seeing yet has seemed to be lost in time and her drop step is among the best in the state that I’ve seen. She finishes strong and rebounds the same way and when you add "good hands and footwork" combined with size, oh yeah, she can score facing the basket [player_tooltip player_id="96128" first="Amarachi" last="Kimpson"] (Little Elm) Kimpson is arguably one of the best "clutch" players in the state, she wants the ball under pressure and she delivers with more regularity than my postal carrier but she has range galore, handles the ball under pressure and can see the floor and threads the needle nicely [player_tooltip player_id="135404" first="Nyanna" last="Robertson"] (Boswell) Robertson has so many stars and stripes by her name she could have her own flag, I have my own decoding method, but speaking of flags, it’s waving green because she can GO. She has very good range and picks the defense apart with her multitude of moves to get open [player_tooltip player_id="96911" first="Alyssa" last="Tarpley"] (Allen) Tarpley just keeps impressing me with her midrange game and that in itself will get you multiple offers but when you add that shew understands how to create her shot, in traffic and she doesn’t force anything but even more impressive is that she can go off in the flow [player_tooltip player_id="166646" first="Kendall" last="Sneed"] (Henderson MS) Sneed will team up with [player_tooltip player_id="65906" first="Ashlon" last="Jackson"] at Hardin Jefferson next season and to say she will make an impact off the top is an understatement. She’s smart and plays within her self, her upside is unlimited and watching her play UP at this level and handling her business says a lot because one  more time "it’s not what you do, it’s who you do it against" and she scored, handles the ball under pressure and defended players heading to college