Colorado Players on Out-of-State Club Teams

Colorado continues to produce talented players who can compete on a national stage, and several have chosen to spend their spring and summer playing for out-of-state programs. These athletes are not only adjusting to new systems and teammates, but they are also finding ways to make meaningful impacts wherever they go. Through their versatility, competitiveness, and skill sets, they continue to represent Colorado basketball well on the travel circuit.    Kennedi has been making the most of her opportunity while playing basketball for a team in Oklahoma. She leaves her mark in a variety of ways whether it's scoring inside and out, creating opportunities with her basketball IQ and vision or helping anchor the defense. Her ability to impact the game in multiple areas makes her a valuable piece every time she steps on the floor.     Playing for Utah Prospects has proven to be a natural fit for Tatum and her skill set. She can contribute in a lot of ways whether it's handling the ball on the perimeter, scoring in transition or knocking down shots from deep. Her versatility allows her to fit into different lineups and roles.     Lexi is the type of guard who can put points on the board. She can provide an offensive spark at any moment using her quickness to get by defenders in the half court and get paint touches. Her ability to attack the basket while still keeping defenses honest makes her a difficult player to contain.     Courtlyn has had a strong season at the guard position using her size and athleticism to her advantage. Defensively she can make life difficult for smaller guards while offensively she contributes as both a playmaker and scorer. Her ability to distribute, score and knock down shots makes her a complete player.     Grace's style of play fits perfectly with the up tempo approach of her club team. She is a pesky defender who picks opponents up full court creating turnovers that often lead to easy transition opportunities. In the half court, she is capable of creating her own offense, whether it's knocking down a three-pointer or finishing aggressively at the rim.

Colorado continues to produce talented players who can compete on a national stage, and several have chosen to spend their spring and summer playing for out-of-state programs. These athletes are not only adjusting to new systems and teammates, but they are also finding ways to make meaningful impacts wherever they go. Through their versatility, competitiveness, and skill sets, they continue to represent Colorado basketball well on the travel circuit.