Bramlett’s versatility gives her value in the frontcourt. Before her injury, she proved to be an inside-out scorer, tough enough to battle in the paint but skilled enough to put the ball on the floor. Bramlett can finish with either hand, rebound in traffic and defend multiple positions. Solid outside shooter with three-point range. D-III programs will want to monitor her progress closely.

One of the hottest players in the league, Carly guided Christian Heritage to a signature win over Warner Robins as she piled in 15 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. Bramlett swooshed three three-pointers and went to work in the paint with her nose for the ball. Carly is creeping up statistical leaderboards as she is making a case as a darkhorse for league MVP.

In her first game at the Sandy’s Spiel Fall League Carly made a positive impression as she racked up 18 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block. Bramlett is a strong wing that can play both inside and out. Back from a thumb injury, Carly found success attacking from the perimeter, using her size to back down and spin off defenders. She hit some tough unorthodox shots from 10-feet as she showcased a feathery touch. Bramlett is a steady producer capable of playing both the 3 and the 4. Carly should start picking up steam with D-III programs among other levels.

Broke her hand late in the season but was an impactful player that played inside and out. Strong enough to score in the post and rebound in traffic. Has the skill to create off the dribble with spin moves and finishes with either hand.