Asher is such a tough player. She has the ability to take over a game on her own and she did that in the final game where I saw her play. She is so dangerous because you have to respect her at every level. Asher’s got strong handles and is a high IQ player. She can knock down shots with little space and she’s really hard to stop on her drives. Asher can stop and pop, finish off of floaters, or she can take you all the way to the rim where she uses her strength to score even through heavy contact. Asher had at least (2) 20+ point games in the 4 day tournament.

If you really watch Asher play, you’ll see how high her basketball IQ is. She simply does whatever it takes to put her team in a position to win games. If they need a bucket, she’ll go score and if she’s not scoring, she’s drawing in the defense and throwing dimes to her teammates. If they need a rebound, she’ll go after it. If they need to stop someone from scoring, she’ll take on that challenge. Whatever her team needs, Asher is willing to contribute and that says a lot for a player that is a star herself. She has proven time and time again that she can compete with the best. This season, I think Central is a team to really watch for, especially with Asher leading the way.

Asher is tough and her contributions on the floor are invaluable. She can score on just about anyone because she’s stronger than most high school players and if you try to put a stronger post on her, she can knock down shots or drive right around them. If Asher isn’t scoring herself, she’s creating for her teammates. Her floor vision and court awareness is elite. Asher can handle pressure without ever getting rattled. She can rebound and defend as well. Central has a very talented team and with Asher leading the way, they will definitely be a tough team to beat.