Wright showed great instincts on the glass, consistently fighting through traffic to secure rebounds and instantly ignite the offense. Rather than letting the defense set up, she pushed the ball hard down the court in transition, showing excellent open-floor confidence and great vision to find open teammates. Defensively, she stayed locked in, staying low in her stance and doing a fantastic job staying in front of her opponent to cut off driving lanes.

Wright’s game in the 3-on-3 series proved that the little things often make a big difference. Wright was constantly moving without the ball and by doing so she was able to score easy buckets by finding the open space for a quick mid range. She stayed active on the boards and was able to earn putback buckets. She understood how to set screens and roll to open space.

Autumn put on a shooting clinic in the last game as she knocked down several midrange jumpers and three pointers from beyond the arc. What really set her apart, though, was her poise in transition. While others struggled to finish, Autumn consistently converted contested layups after initiating the break with her own steals.  By staying aggressive and keeping the defense guessing all night, she helped her team win the game and finished with 14 points.