Solid two-way player who can command a team. Defensively, this kid is solid and will pick you up full court and cause chaos throughout each possession. Stays in a stance, has quick feet, and active hands; she creates a lot of chaos. Offensively, she can knock down the trey ball, get to the rim with ease, and dish the rock. When she gets a paint touch, she has a nice floater game but can dump it off to her bigs for an easy lay. She has already picked up a few D1 offers, but expect more throughout the summer and through her high school season.

Most people overlook this young lady, but she is one you must account for. She’s smooth with everything she does. She’s consistent in all phases of the game. No matter if she is on the defensive side of the ball or the offensive side, her being on the court makes a big difference. She can score it from all 3 levels, dime up her teammates, lock up on defense, and contribute on the boards. When it’s all said and done, she always seems to have an impressive stat line that makes you have to recount how she pulled it off. She’s a solid floor general and a true difference maker.

Solid PG who brought it at the event. This heady PG was on her game, making buckets and dishing timely assists. She’s a solid defender who disrupts a team’s offense. Multiple times during the tournament, she created chaos that led to easy buckets for her team. She’s been in the lab; her confidence is there. You can tell how she operates and runs an offense. This kid is special and will be a solid addition to a program at the next level.

Derryn Goode Derryn Goode 5'8" | PG/SG The Webb School | 2027 State TN stamped herself as one of the better defenders in her sophomore season, and her high-level defense continued in her junior year.

Goode provides little to no space between her and the player she is guarding. She can play this close with her quick reactions and general speed. This same speed of hers is seen on offense.

Goode, when she is dribbling downhill towards the basket, is one of the most difficult players to catch up with on defense in the class of 2027. More often than not in fastbreak scenarios, no defender can catch up to her. Goode also has a hop step and euro step in her bag that allows her to stun defenders and still create an open shot if they step in her path while she is attacking the basket.

Many may not know who she is right now, but you will get to know the name pretty fast. She is what this Webb ball club needs as they look to continue you in their traditional ways. A heady floor general who can score and facilitate an offense. She has great athleticism that enables her to not only get to the rim with ease but also turn and lock up on defense. She plays at a high speed and is very active with her hands and feet. Creating disruption is what this girl’s game is all about. Look for her to come out strong and make a name for herself.

This young lady crosses state lines and will look to help the Lady Feet out this year. She is a scoring threat from multiple levels as well as a tough defender. She hails from Alabama, where she caused problems every time she stepped onto the floor. Blessed with speed, amazing court vision, and a great feel for the game, she will look to be a solid addition to a talented ball club.

Transfer student who will be suiting up for The Webb Feet program in Bell Buckle, TN. This shifty guard is someone who can make plays. She can score from all three levels, but her biggest attribute is on the defensive end. She is a “dawg” getting steals like crazy as she creates chaos for opposing teams. She brings a solid body of work to the Webb program that should help them compete for postseason opportunities.