Bria is a small PG with a good feel for the lead guard position and a relentless competitive nature. She initiated the offense, generated paint touches, and put pressure on the rim. Her ability to change speeds, along with end-to-end quickness and craftiness off the bounce, made her attack more difficult to time and contain. She also showed three-ball value and craftiness as a finisher. She may be small but she plays with passion on both ends of the floor. Her feisty approach carried over to the defensive end as post players had to remain aware of her because she hunted the rock when it was brought low. That alertness gave her a way to affect possessions against bigger players. Potential scorers in transition even had to be aware of her as she did not quit on any play, and ran down opponents and swiped the ball away. Continuing to balance her aggression with control and sound decisions will be important as she develops. Bria showed a promising mix of feel, competitiveness, and offensive creation, with the willingness to stay involved on both ends. I love watching small guards compete and she became one of my favorites throughout the day.