People, please don’t let her size fool you. She’s pretty darn good at this game. A heady floor general who displayed her handles and drew the defense to collapse on her, allowing her to make the right read and kick it out to an open teammate. Countless times, she fed her teammate, which led to an easy bucket. She, too, went to work and was in attack mode, but her selfless play truly shined as she got after it on both ends. Keep tabs on this young lady as she is ready to bring it for the Lady Wildcats ball club.

Bunn did a nice job combining her point guard and wing skills throughout the day. She impressed in both sessions of the showcase handling the basketball with the calm and cool of a much older player. On-ball pressure did not bother Aubrey, in fact she did a nice job blowing by defenders who pressed up on her too much when she had possession. Defenders who chose to play too far off also paid the price as Bunn showed the ability to knock down shots from the perimeter when given the time and opportunity. She is a very good player in the 2030 class in Tennessee.

Don’t let the size fool you, this young lady is athletic and one tough competitor. She’s a heady floor general who’s a solid ball player on both ends of the court. One who can run an offense efficiently, shifty, she can get to various spots on the floor and exploit them. From knocking down shots to dropping dimes to teammates, she is a selfless ballplayer who brings it every second she is on the floor. She has a knack for attracting double teams once she hits the paint. Dump here. Kick out there. She hits the open teammates and tallies many assists. It doesn’t stop there. She’s solid on the defensive end where she pokes and prods balls loose. Keep tabs on this young lady as she suits up for Tullahoma. A solid playmaker on the horizon.

 Incoming freshman that will be looked upon to take the reins of the PG spot. This kid may be small, but she is mighty. A 3-level scoring threat that can penetrate through tight windows to score or distribute the rock. She plays with a motor and gives opponents fits as she gets after it. Keep tabs on this young lady as she is just getting started. Look for her to be a solid addition to the Lady Wildcats program.