Ramirez comes from a basketball family, and when you can do the spider drill at 4 or 5, well, that’s overly impressive. Fast forward to now, her court vision is as good as any player in Texas, including those heading to college, but she ain’t done see evaluations here

Ramirez was mesmerizing me around 3 or 4 years old, handling the ball and showing a variety of things like the spider drill early, so seeing her observe her older sister, Amber, put on shows and absorbing everything is why she’s one of those “nightmare to defend” players. The HEZ, crossover, and step back are deadly, yet so is her ballhandling and court vision as she throws blistering passes in traffic on the money, as well as “no-looks” going full speed. She’s also averaging over 17 ppg to start the season see evaluations here

#16 Ramirez used to tickle me with her ballhandling when she was around 3, but her watching older sister Amber light em up for years shows me she was paying attention so let me start with her crossover which is among the best in the state, all classes included and the same can be said about her court vision but she can score off the dribble as well as from outside see evaluations here

Ramirez has been entertaining me with her ball handling since she was around 3 years old, so it wasn’t a surprise to see her dazzling crossover to leave defenders cemented to the court. Her court vision is special; she can thread the needle in traffic from 20 feet, using either hand. And speaking of hands, watching her come away with steals got me going. She scores off the dribble, she can also drop the mid to long-range, catch and shoot included.