A kid who is just solid on both ends of the floor. She isn’t flashy, but she is very sneaky in her movements. She can set you up off the dribble and counter to get to where she wants to go quickly. She isn’t a three-point bomber, but one who can sit along the arc and knock them down, but if you try to run her off the line, she will just blow by you and finish at the rim. She possesses an all-around game that makes her impactful on both ends of the floor. A selfless ballplayer, she has excellent court vision and quick decision-making. She can distribute to open teammates or score herself. Just a kid who possesses many great qualities that have made her a commodity that must always be on the floor. She’s committed to Harding University, but you better believe other schools will try to pry her away. Talented kid who is going to be a major factor for Lipscomb next season.

A quiet assassin had a tremendous game, finishing with 19 points. She exploited the defense on her way to the bucket. This kid is nothing but solid and she showcased her talent throughout the contest. Blake is a kid who goes about her business quietly. She stars in her role and has come up clutch multiple times throughout the season. Though her and her teammates came up short in their quest of a state title, you better believe she will do all that she can to get them back among the top contenders.

This junior guard is becoming a solid two way player you don’t want to miss play. She’s very consistent in all she does. She contributes across the board and plays the game the right way. She finished with 11 points and provided solid defense that neutralized the Hutchison attack. Look for her to be an important piece for the Lady Mustangs in the championship game.

Solid kid who plays with relentless energy. Poised with the basketball in her hands, she makes the right reads, the right plays, executing to the T. She can spot up on the arc, take someone off the dribble, utilize her footwork to finish around the rim. She is a heady defender who contributes to the Lady Mustangs’ new chaotic defensive scheme. Look for Blake to be an essential piece as Lipscomb looks to make a return trip to Cookeville.

This kid is quietly becoming an unforeseen threat in the district. A 3-level scoring threat who can put the ball in the hole in multiple ways. She can dial it from deep, knock down the mid-range, and finish at the rim against contact. She’s a solid defender as well, drawing tough assignments and neutralizing them. She gets steals, contributes on the boards, and just really possesses all around game. Look for her to contribute nightly and help Lipscomb reach state contention once again.

This kid just has a solid overall game. She can do a multitude of things efficiently and effectively. She can score from all 3 levels, handle the ball, defend, just compete on both ends of the floor. She’s the type of kid who plays with relentless energy. She’s unselfish, doing whatever it takes to help her ball club win. She sacrifices her body by going after loose balls and taking charges. In my opinion, she is the glue that keeps everything together as she is willing and able to do whatever is asked of her. This kid has what it takes to play at the next level. A quiet kid whose games speak volumes.

A quiet hooper that just competes on both ends of the floor. She is a selfless baller who can score on all three levels. She can put it on the floor to create for herself or others; however, you can’t leave her alone on the perimeter because if you do, the ball is going to go through the net. She’s not afraid to guard the other team’s best player. She’ll do whatever it takes on the defensive side of the ball. Rebound, block shots. One thing she excels at is rotating into position to get in help side to get a steal or create some sort of disruption. This kid is solid, and her stock is about to rise based not only on her play in July, but the body of work she put together during the school year last season. Great kid who is something special.

The silent assassin is about to have a breakthrough year. She may not be seen as a top option for her club, but she will quietly get you a double-double with ease. She is all over the floor, doing the little things right. Rebounding, boxing out, getting steals, making assists, you name it, she does it. When it comes to scoring, she isn’t just a spot-up kid, but won’t hesitate to put the ball on the floor and get to the rim. This kid is a sensational ballplayer who is going to have a prime year this July and the upcoming school ball season.

Her maturation process has taken off this year. She is playing with a lot of confidence and has been a solid contributor to the Lady Mustangs’ attack. She can score it from the arc but won’t hesitate to put it on the floor and finish at the rim. She plays solid on D, where she gets steals and deflections. Also, I love her ability to box out her opponent and come up with the rebound. She does the little things right and gives maximum effort on each possession.