I had the chance to see Skylar Indra of Norfolk this past month at our PGH event out in Bellevue. During this event, Indra did a great job of scoring when it was thrown her way without making it a 1v1 situation. What I mean by that is she made the most of her chances but never made it seem like it was 1 on 1 basketball. There was always good ball movement and it was always off of a ball rotation or two. Defensively, Indra moves well off the ball and from help side. She closes out to her opponent with choppy feet and high hands but she is always low in her stance, making her still quick enough to recover from side-to-side when breakdowns might happen. All in all, Indra is going to be important to her team’s overall identity with how much she can produce. She just has to find the flow of the game and then the rest is history.

Skylar Indra has a soft touch on the basketball, better than average height, a smart head on her shoulders, and some smooth moves near the basket while looking for different types of buckets around the rim. Indra is sure to be a playmaker for her Norfolk team this winter for one more go around during her Senior season. I’m not exactly sure that Indra has collegiate interest just yet but I know a few programs that could use her talents to some capacity at the next level. I’m not sure if that is her perogative but if it is and she stays locked in over the next six months, I’m sure she will catch some interest before it’s too late. She showed that she can compete with some talented others at this event, so I’m sure that this Varsity season could be much of the same.