Bryanna showed a willingness to attack the basket and make plays on both ends. She had a strong take to the rim and came up with a big block in transition on the other end. Bry does a good job getting to two feet on her drives and showed plenty of activity around the glass by keeping the ball alive and crashing for offensive boards. Her athleticism and body control impressed throughout the event.

Bryanna Baker Bryanna Baker 5'7" | PG/SG St. Thomas Aquinas | 2030 FL is another player who could emerge as a sleeper at the showcase with her combination of athleticism, speed, and power. Baker is at her best when she gets downhill and attacks the rim, using her strength and quickness to put pressure on the defense. She also excels in transition, where her speed allows her to get out in the open floor and make plays. Baker can also knock down the three when given space, showcasing her offensive game. She was another standout at the PGH event in Wellington, and her combination of athleticism, attacking ability, and versatility gives her a chance to be one of the sleepers at the Freshman Showcase.

Bry is an intriguing dual-sport athlete who has earned the opportunity to play up an age group on the EYBL circuit which is a testament to her athleticism and potential. She is fast, strong, and explosive, thriving when she gets downhill or out in transition. She shows impressive body control on runners and finishes through traffic while also displaying a reliable pull-up jumper. Bry flashed encouraging shooting ability when given time and space, and as she continues to extend her range and improve her overall shooting efficiency, she’ll become an even more dangerous offensive threat. Her athletic tools and competitive nature give her one of the higher ceilings in the 2030 class.

Bryanna Baker really stood out with her up and down the court energy. Baker was a reliable option on the court, and her ability to score in transition is what made her game really stand out. The young guard shoots the conventional layup, but has a nice floater that she uses constantly in transition. Defensively, Baker uses that quickness to get to loose balls and steal passes out of the passing lanes. The young guard stayed on the attack even when her team was down by 14 points, and that stood out the most.