Dulinksy is one of the more talented wing players in this class, and a bulk of her impact comes from her isolation skill set. She can get to her spots on her own, but has developed the skill to be just as aggressive, if not more, within the flow of a system. She’ll be suiting up for Nequa Valley this year and will be an immediate focal point from game 1. The roster is made up of interchangeable players, but she will be a key piece of any success.

Dulinsky looked every bit the emerging wing player on Sunday. She moves with a gazelle-like smoothness and showcased a consistent, pretty release from outside. Her shot looks like a reliable and much-improved weapon and her defensive footwork looked like she belonged. I would say that a 3 and D threat is Dulinsky’s floor and she also has the potential to be a great all-around player to watch.

Dulinksy has made MAJOR improvements to her game over the past couple of years… and much of it shows in her ability to shoot at a high clip. The form is effortlessly smooth and has a bit of speed to it… and with her height and length, if she’s run off the line, she can get to the rim in just a couple of steps and dribbles.

Shooters shoot- and when you’re feeling it, keep feeding it to the hot hand! Abby has a quick release, finds the open spaces, and no question can shoot the 3 ball! She doesn’t shy away from taking big buckets.

Dulinsky is one of those players with high potential and a skillset to match. A scoring wing that can get it going at any moment, and as her scoring becomes more efficient, she’ll be able to impact the game with and without the ball. Coming off an up and down high school season due to program changes, she’s running with Lady Lightning this summer, and with a team that plays up and down, that’s where we’ll see her at her best.

This young lady is smooth from deep!  Strong outside shooter with a quick trigger!  Glides to the basket on transition!  She is heating up from deep- doesn’t matter where!  There’s a calmness to her game that I love!  

M14 added another player who has the skillset to be a threat on the offensive side of the floor. As the competition gets better, Abby seems to show more of what she can do. She’ll be a player for coaches to look at when spring ball starts.

Natural and fluid with a hint of athleticism. Dulinsky has a smooth skillset and it allows her to be aggressive at all levels on the court. She has the length and the ball handling ability to get where she wants in a small amount of dribbles. Can create her own shot as well.

She has great length and this helps making it tough on opponents on the defensive end. She can guard the post as well as the perimeter with a great combo of frame and speed.

Playing in the 16U division, I would have never thought Abby was just a 2027 prospect after watching her play. She has a unique veteran poise to her game, and she is on another level from her peers as far as her feel and understanding of the game goes. She is a long, fluid wing guard, she has nice touch around the perimeter, but she can also put it on the floor and get to the rim, plus she doesn’t fear contact. She could still grow an inch or too, and she’ll get stronger over time, but I like the fact that she tries to be physical.