Team USC Lady Fusion had a rough go of things on Saturday afternoon against Overlooked Skills Academy. The standout from 5A Sumter still led her team with nine points in a valiant effort. Tindal tallied all but two of the points her team had for Saturday’s contest with Overlooked Skills Academy. She has no problems accepting tough defensive assignments and can connect with long range jumpers. Those defensive assignments can lead to her collecting plenty of steals as well as blocking a large number of shots. Tindal is one of the many 2027s poised to finish her high school career with a flourish. 

Prior to when Lugoff-Elgin made its second-half comeback, Sumter appeared to be on its way to a comfortable victory after outscoring the Demons by a margin of 22-4 in the second quarter. That gave the Gamecocks a 31-18 edge at the break and Tindal concluded the contest with seven points. Five of those seven took place in the first half – and that is a lot considering how defensive-minded Monday’s region clash was. Tindal primarily operates at the four in the frontcourt and uses her 5-foot-9 stature to make things happen on either end of the court. Defensively, she is a consistent threat to collect steals and to block shots.