Long and lengthy with a smooth, high-arcing jumper, she already looks comfortable as a perimeter shooting threat. While she can knock down spot-up shots consistently, defenders also have to respect her ability to put the ball on the floor and create offense off the bounce, making her difficult to guard honestly.

Rapsilver stayed under control and one of the most important things I saw was “she played within herself” which is very important. She also did a good job of getting hers “in the flow” but she saw the floor in the set as well as off the dribble plus her deceptive first step got her by defenders to score

Rapsilver had plenty of lyrics that will turn to gold starting with her playing the passing lane, something I love seeing players do. She also showed good timing in blocking shots, and her court vision both in the set and transition was nice. She set the defender up in the half-court to score by attacking the basket, with solid body control on her finishes