Ofundem showed really good size inside with the strength and physicality that should translate well to the college level. She was effective finishing around the basket and also showed that she could create offense with the ball in her hands, using her dribble to attack from both the high and mid-post areas.

I was particularly impressed with her hands. She was able to secure passes that were delivered away from her body, gather herself, and still finish the play around the rim. That ability to adjust to off-target passes while maintaining control is a valuable skill for a post player and gives guards a larger window to get her the ball.

Ofundem also ran the floor well during full-court play. She consistently worked to beat opposing post players down the court and establish early position, allowing her team to get into its offensive sets with an immediate interior presence. Her combination of size, strength, hands, and mobility gives her a solid foundation as an inside player at the next level.

Ofundem plays the game with a lot of energy. She plays physical within the paint who can also face up near the basket.

Ofundem was really strong over the course of six games for the weekend. Her post moves and finishes looked much more polished as she attacked the rim with a renewed force and confidence. She had several “and 1” situations as she was able to finish through contact. She did good work on the boards and served as a good outlet for her teammates while helping them break the press. She made a lot of heads up plays.

Ofundem was a big presence in the paint on both sides of the court. In their two wins she dominated the glass and played tough post defense. She came up with a few put backs and her vocal leadership on defense kept her team connected.

Ofundem established her presence early in the paint, scoring six quick points by playing through contact and effectively using a quick spin move to finish. She closed the game with 12 points and added double-digit rebounds, providing a strong interior presence that helped secure the win.

Ofundem is a walking double-double. Her energy and willingness to do the work in the paint set her apart, and she understands the importance of rebounding on both ends of the floor. She is currently averaging 12 rebounds and 10 points per game.

Ofundem is arguably the heart and soul of Indian Creek, showing impressive rebounding awareness with 15 boards to go along with 16 points—eight of those coming in the fourth quarter. Offensively, she has strong hands that allows her to secure interior passes in traffic, and she uses her physicality well to finish at the rim.

Ofundem was very impactful whenever she touched the ball. She finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds. She was a matchup problem for MDS in the paint where she showed off a nice touch around the basket and solid footwork. I like how she talks on defense and keeps the team organized.

Ofundem has good size and has some nice looking finishes. Consistency will be the key moving forward and then showing her versatility. Her body and athleticism along with the her fundamental skillset can translate to her expanding to the perimeter by next season.

Ofundem can add value without scoring as the six footer averaged over 17 points per game. She gives her team a lot of second and third chance opportunities and she can score on the rebound putback or catch and finish.