Chloe almost brought Athens Academy back for the comeback win with her effort on the defensive end of the court which resulted in two transition baskets late in the game. Twice in a couple of minutes (maybe less) Chloe jumped into the passing lane tipping and deflecting passes and then capitalizing on the other end. Chloe converted a tough finish for the And-1 over a defender and on the other end one play before flying out of bounds and into the goal support. On another Bell sprinted ahead of the pack and neatly laid the ball up and off the glass with a left-handed finger roll. Chloe has good size, athleticism, and a lot of skills, particularly shooting the basketball from the perimeter. Overall, I thought she had a very solid performance in the first competition of the year.

Chloe got into foul trouble early in the game after making a nice three from the wing and rebounding the ball well from the guard position. She has very good size with a large wingspan which helped her on the boards and also applying pressure on the ball. She also did a nice job extending her arms and getting wide in the passing lane. Bell’s calm presence and productivity was missed when she was not on the court as Providence was able to close the scoring gap. She, along with Lawson and Pugmire, will make a formidable for trio for teams they face in the state tournament.

An important glue piece. Bell uses her length and athleticism to impact both ends. She’s an aggressive rebounder and versatile defender that plays bigger than her size. Bell is starting to carve out her role as a reliable two-way contributor.

Strong weekend as an important glue-guy. Long arms and athletic. Attacks rebounds extremely well. Holds upside as a versatile defender that plays bigger than her size.