Comissiong is a dynamic scoring guard who creates offense at all three levels with a superb handle and the ability to make plays off the dribble. She attacks gaps, changes direction with purpose, and finishes through traffic while also knocking down perimeter shots from the wing and corner and showcasing a smooth pull-up jumper. She plays with great pace and vision, keeping her dribble alive as she reads the defense and capitalizes on scoring opportunities whenever they present themselves.

Comissiong put pressure on the defense as Ubuntu’s primary ball handler, attacking the basket with purpose. She navigated through congested areas with effective spin moves and strong ball-handling to create driving lanes. Defensively, she stayed active, jumping passing lanes for a steal that she converted into a fast-break layup.

Amira entered into the rankings from the watchlist. She has shown high level flashes of things that we really like. Putting it together consistently for a full game will rise her to another level. She has range from three, she defends well and can rebound. Once she starts doing it all together in the same game consistently she can start looking at cracking that top 50 wall.

Comissiong showcased her versatility and composure as a guard for Ubuntu. She knocked down perimeter shots confidently, while also handling pressure effectively against traps and double teams. Comissiong’s ball handling, court vision, and ability to facilitate while maintaining control of the offense stood out.

Amira showed a lot of confidence going into her bag with an assortment of moves. She executed a fadeaway of off the spin move that caught my attention from the next court. I needed a closer look and witnessed her get to the line repeatedly as defenders tried to contain her. Her shot was clicking and you could tell she knew that there wasn’t anyone on the court that could stop her from doing whatever she wanted to do.

Amira brings a silky smooth, throwback 90’s-style mid-range game. Her college-ready frame and solid ball handling helps her get to her spots against nearly any defender. Inside the arc is where she’s most reliable—whether it’s a calm stop-and-pop at the elbow or a strong drive to the rim. Give her space beyond the arc and she can make you pay there as well. She closed out the night with a smooth 17 points against her hometown rival.

Amira is good in transition getting to the basket and finishing. She plays hard not giving up on plays as I watched her run down plays from behind. She can make the three but should look to improve her percentages.