Haley passes the eye test of a college wing-forward. Her physical strength, toughness, athleticism, versatile skills, selfless style of play, IQ off the ball, and comprehensive impact translate to the next level. I noted that Haley was long and strong; she worked hard to pressure the ball and cut off drives with her feet. Haley wasn’t afraid to fire from beyond the arc, and she buried a triple in the corner. Haley rotated to make a great helpside block and secured several rebounds on both ends with determination. Haley converted layups efficiently with both hands off two feet and pushed the ball up the court with both hands in transition. She finished a left-handed floater after grabbing an offensive rebound, used an effective drop-step pivot to score a contested layup off two feet, and cut backdoor for multiple buckets. Haley won the battle for inside position, earned trips to the line, and knocked down her free throws. Haley turned in a complete performance for Team 4 and earned recognition as a Top Performer.

Haley is one of those prospects who is “just a ballplayer”. She has a solid to strong frame, nice length, and she plays with a great motor & toughness, plus she has a solid inside-out skillset. In the past, she has probably relied on her size & strength inside against her peers when she needed to get going. But now, she looks so much more comfortable around the perimeter, whether that’s catching & shooting it, or putting it on the floor to get somewhere productively. She’s the type of ballplayer who can plug in anywhere and help a team win.

When a player hustles after loose balls and is relentless on the boards, that type of game really stands out! Wagoner is that type of player! I love her presence inside- but you can’t leave her alone from outside either, because she likes shooting from deep too! Pretty moves to the rim! She plays smart! (Below on defense)