Womack showed me glimpses of what was coming in her freshman season while playing for Desoto in the Texas Invitational on a sprained ankle. Even without a lot of mobility, she showed she could create her shot and drop however catching her at a hunnid percent was different see evalautions here

Her mid-range elbow jumper is a consistent weapon that keeps defenses honest. By knocking down that shot, she stretches the floor and forces defenders to step out, opening driving lanes and creating better spacing for her teammates.

Womack changed schools and brought instant offense with her see evaluations here, and after seeing a glimpse of what she could do at the McDonald’s Texas Invitational, over the club season, she blew up in front of me even more. Fast forward to the school season, her quick release with a hand in her face to score, as well as showing she could finish powerfully off the dribble, has her exploding upwards

Womack showed she can be a nightmare to defend at the She’s A Bucket Showcase see evaluations here, and the numerous Tip Sheets I’ve written about her show a variety of improvements in various aspects of her game. The jumper and acrobatic finishes off the dribble are a problem for defenders

Womack is another player who will be moving up on the next updated ranking, and seeing her not only create her shot under pressure but also create spacing to get it off looked good. Since I’m talking about creation, she did a job of creating contact off the dribble, and her body control to defy gravity placed her in some “and one” situations. Her “catch and shoot” jumper was also effective, and she played solid defense

#32 up from #58 Womack played in front of me, slightly injured a few times, yet at Queen Of The South, she showed me plenty. She was one of the best scorers on opening day, and it was not what she did; it was who she did it against that stood out, see evaluations here

Womack was one of the best shooters I saw on opening day, could have saved her for that list yet her being more aggressive with the ball to score off the dribble and finish after contact gave defenders problems. She looked good dropping the “catch and shoot” with a hand in her face yet finishing with either hand in traffic was also a plus

#56 Womack had been getting plenty of buzz from other writers and evaluators which means absolutely nothing to me because I have to see it for myself, especially in this era so I had to do some research, aka use the search bar, and I caught her over a year ago see evaluation here yet catching her this season at the Neville Jones Invitational and again at the Texas Invitational this season got her here and I expect her to make jumps as I catch more of her see evaluations here

Womack has been on a tear this season putting up numbers galore and I can see not only why, but how. She too is “long and athletic” which is still the base but her first step gives defenders problems as she can get by them with ease and finish after the lick. Her midrange looks good, after all, she elevates over outstretched hands to drop, well she does the same thing around the basket. Her timing to block shots was nice, and so was her playing the passing lane