Sandra Meadows Classic-Top Performers Day 1

Several freshmen went completely off on the opening day of the Sandra Meadows Classic and I’ll drop that a little later, as well as one for the sophomores but first, the upperclassmen who just did it, in front of me, Victoria Flores (Duncanville) put up some numbers and so did her teammate [player_tooltip player_id="307751" first="Kenidi" last="Glover"] who will be on the All-Freshmen squad <strong>2022</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="135379" first="Madison" last="Cockrell"]- 5’7 PG (Bishop Lynch) Cockrell continues to show not only up but out and the UTSA signee put on a show with her dazzling moves and finishes on opening day. She saw the floor, made the right passes, and dropped the jumper, mid to long-range [player_tooltip player_id="65915" first="Jazzy" last="Owens"]-Barnett-5’7 G (Frisco Liberty) Barnett is so explosive with the ball and her first step has always been one of her hugest assets but her finishing with contact as well as dropping the stop and pop jumper in transition was in full effect for the Rice signee [player_tooltip player_id="65906" first="Ashlon" last="Jackson"]-6’0 G (Hardin Jefferson) Jackson is one of those players that "makes those around her better" and when you can score like she does, off the dribble as well as mid to long-range, her seeing the floor got teammates several easy looks and this will transition quickly at Duke [player_tooltip player_id="311536" first="Bryana" last="Hardy"]-6’1 F (Lovejoy) GA Hardy elevates over defenders for not only the jumper but putbacks as well and since she’s long and athletic, that gives you an idea but she also battled for rebounds and played the passing lane well [player_tooltip player_id="65911" first="Breanna" last="Davis"] -5’8 PG (Red Oak) Davis has always seen the floor well, even in middle school yet her pinpoint passes going full speed, with either hand just had me giggling but the North Texas signee also scored with the stop and pop as well as off the dribble <strong>2023</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="96125" first="RyLee" last="Grays"]-6’1 PF (Pearland) Grays was so dominant around the rim, on both ends yet watching her dive, as well as slide across the court for loose balls, definitely raised the eyebrows of several college coaches in attendance but her defense was nice too [player_tooltip player_id="204178" first="Jadyn" last="Atchison"]-6’1 (Cedar Hill) Atchison game is smooth and solid, her pull-up jumper is picture perfect and she dropped jumpers by creating her shot under pressure or in transition but she also scored off the dribble, after contact, and defended strongly [player_tooltip player_id="309616" first="Chloe" last="Clardy"]-5’10 G (Conway) AR Clardy is the #1 ranked player in Arkansas and she lived up to it by showing a complete game on the offensive end, the jumper, seeing the floor and off the dribble, as well as defensive by defending and rebounding <strong>Caitlin Travis-5’7 PG (Walker) LA</strong> Travis was instant offense  and her intensity grabbed me immediately as she scored off the dribble and after playing the passing lane but her pull-up jumper from midrange is something else, so is her "on the ball defense: <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="267341" first="Monica" last="Marsh"]-5’6 G (Plano West)</strong> Marsh put her squad on her back and simply went off, scoring off the dribble with either hand as well as dropping the jumper but her court vision was also good as she set her teammates up for easy baskets <strong>Camden Harrison-5’7 G (Mesquite Horn)</strong> Harrison scored off the dribble as well as off the steal and her quick hands on the defensive end were impressive, so was her "on the ball pressure" which helped create numerous turnovers &nbsp;