Courtlyn is a guard with deep range who is more than willing to play off the ball and become a spot-up shooter when her team needs her to. What has really taken her game to another level is her growth at the point guard spot, where she has become more comfortable distributing the ball and breaking pressure in the backcourt. She does a good job putting her teammates in the right spots and making the reads needed to keep the offense moving.

Courtlyn changes the game with her length while running the point. Those tools will give Fresno State a playmaker who can create matchup problems on both ends of the floor. Her ability to make plays with the ball while using her size makes her a great addition for the Bulldogs.

Courtlyn has had a strong season at the guard position using her size and athleticism to her advantage. Defensively she can make life difficult for smaller guards while offensively she contributes as both a playmaker and scorer. Her ability to distribute, score and knock down shots makes her a complete player.

Courtlyn looked comfortable at the point guard position this weekend making on-time, on-target passes. She showed she can control the offense while still being a scoring threat when needed. On the defensive end, she stayed active and brought solid effort throughout.

Courtlyn is carrying real momentum into the offseason after a strong year. She’s capable of showing what she can do at the point guard spot while also moving well without the ball, making her difficult to defend. With her skill set and confidence growing, the summer gives her another stage to elevate her game.

Yaussi heats up fast and can flip a game in seconds. With deep NBA-range threes in her arsenal, she forces defenses to stretch far beyond the arc. If you play zone, beware—she’ll pull up from well behind the line, creating space for teammates to attack. Her off-ball movement and quick release make her nearly impossible to contain. Yaussi is just as dangerous creating her own shot off the dribble. Yaussi currently leads the state in three-pointers made this season.

Yaussi dazzles as a combo guard with a silky smooth stroke for the Loveland Red Wolves. On Tuesday, Yaussi showed why she is considered one of the top guards in her class. She erupted for an astonishing 49 points against Greeley West, torching the nets with 11 three-pointers. Whether coming off a baseline out-of-bounds play or firing against a zone, the lefty was unstoppable from long range. Yaussi was sinking threes from NBA distance all night. She poured in 21 of Loveland’s first 24 points and made her presence felt on defense with eight steals. What an amazing night for the standout junior.

Courtlyn had a standout performance, scoring a career-high 49 points while sinking 11 three-pointers—both marks setting new school records.

Courtlyn is a shooter from three and a crafty lefty who finds her way all over the floor. Her ability to create her own shot forces defenses to adjust and opens things up for her teammates. Her tough shot making ability is the reason she puts points on the board.

Courtlyn stayed calm and composed no matter the situation, making her a steady force for her team. Her focus on doing whatever it takes to come out with the win showed in how she plays on both ends of the floor. She made sure her teammates were involved, hit shots when necessary, and handled pressure with poise. Her leadership and versatility make her a player who can change the flow of a game.