Best of the Best Series: High-End Role Players (Part 2)

College coaches often are looking for kids that already know how to play within a system, and be a "star" in their role. These players have proven they know how to do this:    Lee will be primed for an important role with Page. She's a dynamic athlete with a diverse skill set. She's a high level shot blocker with great timing. On the offensive end, she can score on multiple levels and thus play multiple roles.   Sam is an athletic and versatile player. She is one of the better shot blockers we've coached and can score both inside and outside on the offensive end, she moves very well off the ball.     Sharp is a diverse player that can do a lot of things pretty well. She's an active and vocal defender. A high end rebounder for her position. Makes timely pass "on time and on target"....and often very quickly. Understands the game well, and knows when to catch and shoot, catch and attack, or catch and swing. Holds multiple offers.     Bryant's role is to take what the defense gives her according to how they are guarding [player_tooltip player_id='409014' first='Blair' last='Baugus'], and she does this extremely well. She's turned into a high level shooter that also comfortable attacking gaps or closeouts off the bounce. She's a willing and active defender that always plays with great effort.     Understands the game well, and never forces the issue. The Johnson University signee is knockdown shooter that understand how to find the soft spots vs a zone, and how she's being guarded vs man to man. Willing defender, vocal leader, and simply makes others better.     Sometimes your heart can be your greatest skill...and I think that's the case for Inslow. She's a gritty competitor that makes winning plays. She has a top tier worth ethic, and has turned herself into a knock-down shooter. Willing and active defender. She holds multiple offers, and whoever gets her knows this: she will continue to improve as she has a great work ethic.

College coaches often are looking for kids that already know how to play within a system, and be a "star" in their role. These players have proven they know how to do this: