Waterworth has all the hallmarks of a typical coach’s kid. She’s highly skilled, possesses a strong understanding of the game, makes smart decisions on both ends of the floor, and plays with a keen attention to detail. On top of that, the St. Francis sophomore has many attributes that can’t be taught. Chloe is quick and light on her feet, she has innate playmaking abilities and sees the floor with ease, and she brings a high degree of intensity each time she steps on the court. A steadfast performer for MN Crossfire all summer, the 5’8 guard is a hidden gem among the 2029s. Waterworth makes her rankings debut at #56.

Following a strong freshman season at St. Francis, Waterworth has continued to impress with MN Crossfire this spring. The 5’8 guard is quick, light on her feet and impacts the game in a variety of ways. At the Mill City Invitational she showed off her capabilities as a playmaker, reading the defense and making sharp, quick passes to open teammates. When an opening presented itself Chloe didn’t hesitate to shoot from distance or attack the lane, getting downhill with a burst of speed and a tight handle on the ball. On defense, her aggression and tenacity consistently leads to forced turnovers and points in transition for her team.

Waterworth impressed with her smooth stroke, drilling a long three with ease. She’s a sneaky, steady contributor who handles the basketball well, effectively employs her length on defense, and turns crafty steals into transition opportunities. While not flashy, Waterworth makes winning plays by hitting open shots – even using a slick crossover move – and defending with intelligence. Reliable and coachable, she added value every time she was on the floor.