Ameenah is one of my favorite players in this class to watch, and the way she approaches the game is beyond her age. She is a legit two-way threat, and she does not let up on either end. Julian will be a place where she can be herself, figure out her game, and those coaches will give her the freedom to do that. They will go as she goes. The upside with this kid is high, and if a growth spurt comes in the near future, that only adds to it. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if she makes a case to move up our list come the next update.

One of the best two way players at the entire event. Ameenah has a different gear when she plays, and she never takes a possession off. The speed, aggression, and focus she plays with all stand out. There’s not a ton of emotion there, but it points to the fact that winning seems to take precedence every time she suits up. Individually, she is a hard guard to stay in front of, and on the defensive end, you are not getting past half court without her causing some type of disturbance. High potential, and definitely one of the more complete players from the event.

The handles are the first thing that pops out at you immediately when watching Muhammad play, and when you match that up with her vision and the motor, this kid is always ready to go against any matchup. Seeing her in the 5v5 setting will be something to watch, whether she’s the focal scoring point for her team, or playing off the ball.

Shifty, aggressive, and explosive. Muhammad already has the mentality of a high-level talent, and it aligns perfectly with how she plays this game. The handles are strong, the lack of fear is evident, and she shows the ability to score from the midrange to the rim. Defensively, she continues to show separation. She is a ball hawk and will go after any loose ball that’s near her. A player to continue to watch as time goes on.