Morrison-Lang displayed excellent handle and vision, commanding the offense with great poise as a true floor general. She controlled the pace, set up the offense effectively, and thrived in transition—finding teammates cutting to the basket or driving and kicking to open shooters on the wing.

A transfer from Guilford Park (MD) where she averaged 21 points per game as a sophomore, Morrison-Lang brings scoring and nice positional versatility to Pallotti. At 5-foot-9 she has very good size on the perimeter, and knows how to use it to her advantage against smaller defenders. Pallotti dropped two tough games at The Challenge, but the event should serve as a nice building block for the young Panthers.

Audrey brings an edge to the Panthers. She can play physical. Willing to rebound. Able to defend multiple positions.

Offensively, Lang can score. She took over the fourth quarter Saturday. Scoring 13 points on 70% shooting. Her ability to create was evident as all her fourth quarter points were within the mid range or layups.

Audrey also brings another scorer that will help the Panthers title run.

In an early season matchup against Long Reach Audrey dropped 25 points and had 5 assists. She moved between point guard and shooting guard effortlessly, and was effective at both. She has a great feel for the offense, organizing teammates and getting them set up and then picking her spots to score. She should be in the mix for Howard County recognition.