Another kid who is coming off an injury and looking to rebound. Expect her to pick back up where she left off. A stingy two-way player who can score the rock in a multitude of ways. A solid defender as well, this kid is going to look to reclaim her spot as one of the top girls in her class. 

One who has dealt with an injury, she will be back better than ever next season. Don’t look now, but this young lady is going to be one hungry Lady Tiger. If you haven’t seen this young lady play before, she is a talented kid who can score the basketball at will. Off the dribble. Off the bounce. Steals. Transition buckets. My point is, once she gets going, she is hard to slow down. She’s a nuisance on the defensive side of the ball. Crafty on the offensive side. She is one who is a solid two-way player who will cause problems. A kid with tremendous upside, once she is released to get back onto the floor, the league better be ready for what’s about to come. The skies are the limit for this talented ballplayer.

Jewel was among the best I saw at the showcase. A guard/wing with good size, length, and athleticism. She snatched down rebounds and immediately initiated fast breaks, getting downhill like a freight train, showing good speed and ball handling skills in the open court. She’s also a strong interior defender, has polished post moves, and is a very capable jump shooter. (Featured Image)

Long athletic wing that plays with such power and speed. She is an aggressive human being who is going to give you that work. She can utilize her handles to attack gaps or dial it up from deep and knock down the 3 ball. I love her ability to compete on the defensive end. She gets her hands on the ball: steals, deflections, block shots, rebounds. This kid is one tough prospect and will be a big-time contributor for the Lady Tigers program.

 I know she suited up for the Lady Tigers last year, but she is now considered a high school student. This combo guard brings speed and tenacity into the fold, where she gets after it on both ends of the floor. She can spot up along the arc to knock down the 3-ball, or put it on the floor, being aggressive as she slices to the rim. It’s her length that poses a threat; she gets steals and deflections that end in easy transition buckets. She has a year under her belt as an 8th grader playing up. Look for her to be more confident and comfortable on the floor as she dazzles the crowd and gets after it.

5’9 combo guard who can impact the game in multiple ways. She can knife through defenses, getting two feet in the paint to either kick out or finish off two. She can use her tight handles to create space and shoot a mid-range jumper or launch it from downtown. She is a consistent scoring threat that possesses speed and will to get the job done. Her length creates havoc on the defensive end, where she gets steals and deflections by the boat load. This kid is solid and will bring something special to the Lady Tigers program at Ensworth.