Dacota has good size at the forward position and showed flashes of an expanding offensive game. She displayed her range by knocking down a three, finished well inside, and showed the ability to start the break in transition. Her perimeter game is still developing, and the fall league provides a great opportunity to fine-tune the skills she worked on during the offseason. As Dacota becomes more comfortable playing away from the basket, her combination of size and developing versatility should allow her to impact the game both inside and out.

Little was strong inside and showed the versatility to step away from the paint and knock down a three. On the defensive end, she communicated with her teammates and contributed on the glass by securing rebounds. She also pushed the ball up the floor after a rebound, showing she can turn stops into offense.

Dacota showed well during her 5v5 matches. Her early skillset and already college frame shows a long future, on the court.

She was able to put some nice ball handling packages together once in the open court. Her determination and physicality makes her difficult to defend in transition.

Her best asset is within the mid range. She can rock you to sleep with a triple threat then shoot over you with her soft touch or back you down to the block, leaving you bruised and second guessing what just happened as she quietly gets back on defense.

Look for Dacota to make more than a little impact at the new look Concordia Prep.