Ava showed us that she and the paint are good friends. Time and again, she was in the middle of the action, pulling down rebounds, tipping balls out to teammates to extend possessions, and setting solid screens to create opportunities for others. Her confidence and comfort level around the basket continue to grow, and it is showing in her play.

What makes her even more intriguing is her ability to facilitate offense from the elbow and high post. She reads cutters well, makes smart decisions with the ball, and keeps the offense moving instead of forcing shots. As her confidence continues to rise, so will her impact on both ends of the floor.

Ava looked most comfortable operating around the low block, and that showed on Friday. She consistently put herself in the right spots at the right times, helping keep her team competitive throughout the game.

She carried that momentum through the rest of the weekend, delivering another strong performance on Sunday and continuing to make an impact around the basket.

Driggs was a player who stood out due to her athletic ability on defense, as she could cover ground and switch between different positions. Her wingspan was helping her keep her distance, allowing her to move her feet and stay in front of the offensive players trying to get by her. She has raw offensive talent, but a lot of room to grow and develop.