Run 4 Roses – One Final Delivery

Hunter Keith July 18, 2023 @ 06:41 PM

In this article, we hilight some players whose performances went under the radar at Run 4 Roses. Each player on this list delivered some nice moments in Louisville, whether it was shooting, defense, playmaking, scoring, etc.   [player_tooltip player_id='721469' first='Iniya' last='Reddicks'] had a 20-point effort at Run for Rose and a 14-point game as well. The young Reddick also showed she could dish the ball to open teammates. These stats were already impressive and became "epic" when I discovered that Reddicks is going to 9th grade and was playing up 3 classes in Run 4 Roses. Reddicks averaged 33 points per game in middle school and judging by her performance in Louisville, she is transitioning to the high school game with no problem. She will be a player to watch at the upcoming live period in Orlando.   [player_tooltip player_id='527277' first='Cami' last='Waters'] played well at Run 4 Roses and averaged 10 points a game. Waters is sneaky athletic and has an incredible motor on both ends of the floor. She can scores from all three levels, but is at her best in the transition game. She can score in flouries on the break. Waters is also a very good defender. At Roses, she got back quickly on defense and sent a few of her opponent's shots into the "expensive" seats. Waters is a great shot blocker and that's one of her strongest assets. She had a few games in High School last season where she had about 5 blocks. Waters rebounds well on both ends of the court and averaged nearly 6 rebounds per game at Run 4 Roses.   [player_tooltip player_id='664282' first='JoLesa' last='Birkhead'] showed a lot of skill at Run 4 Roses The lefty is very athletic and flourishes in an up-tempo pace on the floor. She can shoot in the midrange, she can knock down the three pointer, and she can get to the rim and finish with either hand. At Run 4 Roses, Birkhead showed great court vision and the ability to pass the ball with great precision. Defensively, she played with great quickness, active hands, and played in the passing lanes.   [player_tooltip player_id='248679' first='Zoe' last='Corjay'] shot the played well at Run 4 Roses and was an important piece of the offensive output of her team. Corjay had multiple games of 4 three pointers or more. But, shooting threes doesn't tell the story. She scored every way imagineable: floaters, drives to the paint, and midrange pullups (a nice part of her game). She also showed some very nice court vision at Run 4 the Roses and made some pinpoint passes to cutting players for assists. Like a dozen of roses, Corjay delivered in Louisville and looking to do so at the next live period.   [player_tooltip player_id='675151' first='Amanda' last='Eziukwu'] put up some nice numbers at Run 4 Roses. She had great speed on the court that really stood out in the transition game. She did a good job of geetting to the rim on fast breaks. Her bread and butter move is the pullup jumper in the midrange area. She was very consistent knocking that shot down in offensive sets and in transition.   [player_tooltip player_id='248391' first='Sophia' last='Vazquez'] shot the ball well at Run 4 Roses. In the game I covered, she showed great confidence in her shot and connected on a three from the top of the key. Looking forward to seeing Vazquez during the Live period in Orlando.   [player_tooltip player_id='721483' first='Gabriela' last='Buigues'] showed a nice skillset at Run 4 Roses. She connected on a nice midrange pull-up, followed by a pump fake and rip to the midrange shot for a bucket. She showed she could score off the dribble as well as the catch. Burgess was also a tough-nosed defender who didn't back down from the opponent.

In this article, we hilight some players whose performances went under the radar at Run 4 Roses. Each player on this list delivered some nice moments in Louisville, whether it was shooting, defense, playmaking, scoring, etc.