Williams put together a highly efficient weekend, showing a strong understanding of when to score and when to facilitate. The senior combo guard never forced the action, consistently making the right reads while picking her spots offensively. Her steady playmaking and decision-making were key throughout the event.

Bailey showed her strength by getting to her spots and being effective as a scorer and passer. One of her best attributes is her ability to play off of two feet. This allowed her to play under control while also being on the attack. This is a skill many players do not have in their arsenal.

Williams is coming off a huge quarterfinal performance against Mountain View. She was aggressive, confident, and she made winning plays. For Highland to knock off the defending champs, she’ll need a similar outing. When she’s attacking downhill and knocking down perimeter shots, it opens everything up for the Hawks. The question isn’t whether she can do it — she already showed she can. The question is whether she can replicate it against Hamilton’s discipline and length.

Highland’s ceiling is directly tied to Williams. True three-level scoring ability. Good handle. Very good passer. Can orchestrate or take over. She plays under control and makes smart reads. If she’s aggressive but efficient, Highland can make a real push.

Williams had an excellent showing from start to finish. She shot the ball at a high rate and rebounded extremely well from the point guard position. Her confidence and consistency stood out, and she continues to make a strong case for being one of the most improved players in the state. Williams’ upward trajectory is very real.

Williams did a fantastic job in handling the pressure and making plays with her tight ball handling and decision making. She also displayed she can hit big shots from the perimeter. A solid combo guard with tremendous upside.

The floor general came out hot in the opening period, scoring 9 of her 14 points in the opening quarter. She was able to get to the mid-range and the rim very effectively. Her playing time was limited due to foul trouble.

Williams continues to trend upward after an impressive spring and summer showing. The combo guard’s confidence, scoring touch, and poise have her primed for a breakout year. Expect her to be a key piece for a Highland squad that’s quickly becoming a contender.

The combo guard had an excellent showing during the live period, displaying poise, versatility, and the ability to score at all three levels. Williams looks to carry that momentum into the upcoming season as she continues to establish herself as one of Highland’s top backcourt options.

Bailey is a player whose stock has risen as much as anyone in the state. Every time i watch her she plays with more and more confidence. She should be in line for a big junior season.