Some players simply refuse to be outworked, and Wee is one of them. An undersized guard, Wee plays FAST on both the offensive and defensive ends. She juked players out on offense, with a sweet little mid-range jumper. On defense, she was willing to do whatever it takes – from taking offensive fouls to ripping the ball from her opponents’ hands. Her heart is immediately evident, as are her leadership abilities. Wee made multiple plays against taller, seemingly more athletic players where you thought, “There’s no way she can do that” and sure enough, she did. Especially on the offensive end, it was shocking how little her size seemed to matter – her leadership, speed, and basketball IQ mattered more.

Camille was a scrappy two-way point guard and effective facilitator who made a great impression on day one of the PGH MI College Tour. She handled the ball confidently under pressure and fired a skip pass through a tiny window to a teammate in transition for an assist. Camille sprinted back to intercept a pass and dished out another assist in transition. She threw multiple lead passes ahead over the top for assists. Camille swiped the ball away, switched changes, put her defender in jail, then finished a full-speed layup with her off hand. She maintained her dribble through fouls and dished out a sweet no-look pass for an assist after securing a defensive board. Camille had a great first day for KIA Nurse EYBL 17U.