I was impressed with Abriella’s game and by how much you can tell she loves to play the game. Her activity on the defensive side doesn’t stop. She’s either pointing teammates to the right direction, calling out screens, communicating on the back side, boxing out, cutting off drives, and boxing out to cap off a great defensive possession. Offensively, she can score in different ways and displayed it all weekend. She shot the three well, made pull-ups when closeouts were out of control, and made connective passes as well. Abriella has what it takes to play at the next level, and I can’t wait to keep track of her ongoing development.

I’ve watched Terry a couple of times over the past few years during the AAU season, and the growth in her game is showing. She’s a strong player who does not shy away from the physicality whatsoever, and when she found her way to the rim, she was likely to finish the bucket. There is still room to expand her game to gain more attention at the next level, but between the coaching, development, and playing next to other strong talent, her upside can fall on the strong side. As she continues to add more layers, that strength and toughness will keep giving her a real chance to separate herself.

Known more for her rebounding and as a physical presence, down low, I liked what I saw from Abriella’s all-around game. Showed she could knock down the three-ball with the ability to put her head down and get to the hoop finishing through contact.