The Vancouver-based Watson might not be getting enough attention from northern Washington-based scouts, because No. 117 seems a bit low for a player who absolutely dominated stretches of this event and received an offer from Division III George Fox shortly afterward. She displayed a complete skillset — side-step threes, explosive downhill drives, and-one finishes, and the foot speed to defend guards. She was her team’s offensive engine and was reliable on the block and on the wing. Her long wingspan was a problem for anyone she was guarding. At the next level, she will be an athletic two-way wing who can slide in to the small-ball 4.

Cameron is a great athlete on the hardwood. She is dynamic in the open floor, often as a result of good anticipation and steals. She will jump the passing lanes and plays a step ahead of her opponent. She knocks down threes. She has good length to go with the athleticism and it really shows up in her game. She had a great freshman season on a guard heavy team although the versatility, many whom were seniors. She great in the open floor and can finish with the best of them once she gets to the basket. She had a consistent season scoring the basketball. The versatile style of play bodes well with the skills she displays.