Leaving Norfolk Christian and now headed to manor high school will arguably for sure put manor back in the state championship game again. Manor now has the pairing of top five elite point guard prospects in the 2029 class in the state of Virginia. Brianna brings much needed shooting and a player that will more than likely bounce from the one or the two. A great scoring talent that already has power four offers this is a major get for this Manor program!

Brianna is an outstanding floor general who controls the pace and flow of the game. She can score in a variety of ways, whether it’s knocking down mid-range pull-ups, finishing at the rim, or connecting from three-point range. Her quickness with the ball allows her to get into the paint, where she uses a polished floater game to finish over taller defenders.

Norman is a floor general who knows how to score. She handles the ball on the perimeter and looks for opportunities to attack effectively. She stays composed under pressure, gets bumped and manages to facilitate as she finds open teammates in the halfcourt. She competes in transition too, collecting steals and turning defense into offense with her crafty takes.

Norman operates as a true floor general, controlling pace and making advanced reads beyond her years. She balances scoring and playmaking while consistently impacting both ends of the floor. Her defensive activity and leadership make her one of the top young point guards to watch.

Norman averaged 13.6 points, 3.6 assists, and 3.4 steals while playing up with a 17U team as a 2029 guard. She controls the pace as a true floor general, making strong reads and impacting both ends of the floor. Her defensive activity and ability to balance scoring with playmaking highlight her as one of the top young point guards on the circuit.

Norman plays with advanced composure and controls the pace as a true floor general. She balances scoring and playmaking while making strong decisions with the ball. Her IQ and leadership project her as a top point guard in the region.

Norman was one of the better players all tournament long, especially against the always very tough and talented FBC United. Bri made plays early and often in that game on both ends of the floor. She was a menace defensively taking the ball from opposing players on a couple of occasions and then made excellent decisions on the break as to whether to keep it herself or hit an open teammate for an easier score. She was a flash getting up and down the court with the ball and facilitated the offense well, while also remaining a threat to score Fromm all three levels throughout the game. With three more years of travel and high school ball left, the already very skilled and talented, Norman still has room to improve.

Norman already operates like a veteran floor general, balancing scoring and facilitation at a high level. Her ability to control pace and make the right reads will be a major asset this spring. She projects as one of the most reliable lead guards in the region.

Overview
Playing point guard in one of the most lethal backcourts in Hampton Roads. Norman brings experience well beyond her years. Her basketball IQ, composure, and leadership on the floor already point toward a future as one of the region’s elite floor generals.

Production
18 PPG | 5 RPG | 4 APG | Three-Level Scoring Guard

Skill Set
Norman’s game is built on poise and versatility. Capable of scoring at all three levels, she can stretch defenses from the perimeter, attack the mid-range, or finish at the rim. Her strong court awareness allows her to create opportunities both for herself and for teammates. Defensively, Norman is just as impactful, showing the ability to defend the perimeter effectively both on and off the ball while disrupting opposing guards.

Projection
With her production, poise, and understanding of the game, Norman is already establishing herself as a player defenses must account for every night. As she continues to develop and take on a larger leadership role within the offense, she projects to emerge as one of the premier point guards in Hampton Roads in the coming years.

With respect to Churchland’s Jordan Corbin Jordan Corbin 5'11" | SF/PF Churchland Highschool | 2029 State VA and Catholic’s Sydney Youngblood Sydney Youngblood 5'9" | PG/CG Catholic | 2029 State VA . Ladies who each delivered stellar freshman campaigns, the award ultimately belongs to Norman.

Tasked with running an offense that already features two college bound players, Norman faced a challenge that would overwhelm many upperclassmen. Conversely Norman balanced the responsibility of keeping playmakers involved, scoring within the flow of the offense, and contributing on both ends of the floor . Skills often requiring maturity beyond her years. Yet Norman without a doubt, stepped seamlessly into the role. Norman finished second on the team in scoring while providing steady leadership at the point.

Her poise, decision-making, and impact have already solidified her status as the point guard of the future at Norfolk Christian. As well as one of the rising young floor generals to watch in Hampton Roads.