Brooklyn had a really nice July and picked up several small college opportunities because of it. She has dealt with her injuries, but now she looks healthy, she’s a little leaner, and she’s a bit more explosive in all directions. She is one of the hardest working kids in the class, and she does a lot of the “little things” to help her teams win. She has a solid handle, good vision, and she can knock down open rhythm jumpers consistently. If she can prove she can defend the smaller, water-bug type of guards consistently, that will help her recruiting.

Like McSpadden (above), Brooklyn also returned from a knee injury this past Winter, but she seemed to find her stride throughout the Spring. She looks leaner, stronger, and much more consistent. She will typically be one of the hardest workers on the floor, she brings a lot of intangible qualities to the team, but she is also skilled. She can handle the ball, she’s a nice passer, plus she can shoot it if she has any space and gets her rhythm. She could be a little quicker defending the ball, but she does understand angles, and she is effective off the ball.