Debourou provided leadership by communicating throughout possessions and helping organize the offense. She showed the ability to facilitate when needed while making sound decisions with the ball in her hands. She also attacked the basket, drawing contact on a strong drive and converting both free throws.

Dahlia’s awkward lefty style was on full display at DMV Live. She put on a display of tough shot making, pinpoint passing and excellent ball handling. My favorite part of her game is her defense though. She is a tenacious on ball defender that constantly forces ball handlers to pick up their dribbles. She’s also a strong team defender is adept at playing passing lanes and creating turnovers.

Dahlia had a day versus Cresset! The left was aggressive on the floor taking 14 shots making 7 to put her at 50 percent clip! She knocked down 5 three pointers on only 8 shots. She finished the game with 23 points and 6 rebounds!

This is one fun player to watch. She’s an absolute beast on defense as she can apply on ball pressure and is relentless at the point of attack. She has excellent speed and an explosive first step. When combined with her quirky left hander jumper, she’s tough to stop. She’s a three level scorer who is worth pulling up to see.

Dahlia is fearless on the court, her three point shot is not conventional but it’s very effective and accurate. It’s a weapon that could change the outcome of a game. She will challenge any defender no matter their size. She is constantly moving without the ball and because of her activity she is almost always open.

Dahlia finished with 15 points and was effective knocking down the corner three. Her most impressive feat was starting the game off defending Morgan Stewart Morgan Stewart 5'10" | PG/SG St. John's College | 2026 State #40 Nation MD one on one. She moved her feet well and was able to stay on the ball, eventually the switch happened but she showed that she is an elite level defender that can play both ways.

Dahlia is a fearless competitor and will look to attack anyone no matter their size or pedigree. She plays either guard position as a starter in one of the nations top teams and handles the ball well with crisp passes. Her shot is a little unconventional but she is accurate so she may be onto something revolutionary. This may be a breakout season for her as she will be vaulted into the spotlight on a national schedule.

Dahlia has some nice tools in her bag. She has a good feel for the game and a nice shooting touch outside. She can stretch the floor to beyond the arc and makes shots off the dribble and can catch and shoot in rhythm off the screen. She has good size at the guard position. Bullis has lots options for the future with two players from the class in the top 10..

Dahlia made a couple of tough contested baskets early on then things got easier as she began to knock down the three. She was relentlessly active on both ends of the floor making us pay attention to her. In the end she walked away with the MVP award.