Another extremely dominant post prospect, that showed out at a high rate this weekend was Jehsa Opoku-Athena of the Missouri Phenom . Jehsa is an individual that has an experienced and seasoned Post game. She is physical, she knows her spacing and balance to a T, and she is someone that understands her role within her program. To start off the weekend, I saw her compete on Saturday morning and she made everything look so easy. She was killing her opponents with a nasty drop step, she was cutting to the open space near the hoop in transition, and she was doing her work early on in a possession coming down the floor. There were not many other players that stood out like Jehsa did over these past few days. Each game she showed that she was the most dominant big on the floor and it wasn’t even close. If she continues to expand her game and be herself, this sport is going to take her places. There is no doubt about that.

Jehsa Opoku-Athena started off this weekend with an impressive first contest of the day for her Missouri Phenom KC 2025 squad. Jehsa is a tall and athletic big, that understands her role. She has noteworthy size and a nasty drop step when she has time with her back to the basket offensively. She also understands spacing. More time than not she is moving away from the play to open space near the rim but she also knows when to cut to the hoop for an easy bucket when her defender falls asleep. In this contest she did a little bit of everything near the rim but most importantly – she was this teams heart and soul down low. A few weeks ago when I saw this group compete, she was not in attendance and that made a big difference. If she can continue to expand her game while showing she can do everything on both sides of the basket at an equal and efficient rate, she is going to be a prospect who producers on any type of floor she steps on in the future.