Team USC Unleashed Summerville 17U’s second-half surge can be attributed to at least two of its 2025 mainstays from 5A schools. One was Hartzog from Ashley Ridge and the other was a resident stock riser from Fort Dorchester. With 24 points, Tucker managed to will her club team to a come-from-behind triumph. Along with showcasing how consistent a scorer she can be, Tucker will find herself in iso situations with the ball on occasion. While listed as primarily playing as a one, her rebounding skills are more indicative of a four or a five. Tucker scored 16 of those 24 in the second half of play.

This past weekend’s SCBCA Girls Elite Camp at North Charleston was not the first time Prep Girls Hoops saw Tucker throughout the offseason. She participated at a team camp at nearby Cathedral Academy where she hooped alongside Generals players. Tucker finishes strong at the rim off of her dribble drives and makes plenty of plays on defense because of the heads-up attitude she brings especially on that end of the floor. Add the large number of points she puts on the board as well and one has a complete player that is sure to help the Patriots’ fortunes even more this season.

Tucker participated at the Charleston Challenge at Cathedral Academy. While she will participate in the upcoming season with the Patriots, she balled out alongside the host Generals at the event. Tucker can put points on the board either from deep or from close. She is a tough kid who has no issues absorbing contact that can put her at the free throw line. Tucker has a knack for changing directions when she has the ball in her hand and weaving her way through defenses. She brings a pass-first mentality to every game she plays and can bolster a team’s defense.