Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | Forward | Wheeler

Destiny can be the x-factor in this matchup for Wheeler. The 2-way complementary can factor heavily in their approach. Her knack for pushing the pace, setting the tone and always making the extra pass can be very impactful in this one.

Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | 5’8 SF | Wheeler

What an important piece to the team Destiny has been. She’s been giving her all and showing just what type of multifaceted wing player, she can be. The sense of urgency, effort given on 50/50 balls, along with excellent defensive instincts really do stand out. Not to mention she’s a selfless player that’s excited to make the extra pass to assist a teammate in an easier basket. Destiny has also started to show she can score the ball effectively when her number is called. In the last game watched against Phillips Exeter she had 13 pts, 3 reb, 3 ast along with a steal in a close loss. Destiny is a player to keep an eye on as the season progresses.

Destiny added 13 points, including 2-of-5 from three, and showed her ability to score at all levels. She’s a strong mid-range shooter who sets her feet quickly and gets her shot off with ease, and her range extends well beyond the arc where she shoots with impressive confidence. She also came through in the clutch, knocking down a big three late in the game.

Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | 5’8 Wing |

Davidson has all the tools to become one of the top players in her class. She’s athletic and plays hard on both ends of the floor. On offense, Destiny is unselfish plus she can be overwhelming on the drives as she exposes the weak points. Defensively she can plug plenty of holes plus she forces turnovers that lead to easy points on the other end. Destiny can make a big jump this year.

Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | 5’8 Wing | Wheeler

Destiny is a player to keep an eye on within the class. Her all-around game and willingness to fill the needs of her team illustrates a player that’s ready for any task presented within the lines. She’s a great teammate that aids in the chemistry department plus she gives maximum effort in her minutes. Davidson brings a lot to the table.

Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | SF/CG | Wheeler/Team Sims

Destiny had a procedure done a few months back and everything went well following it. The rehab is the main focus, but her return next season will be absolutely valuable to a new-look Wheeler squad that’s looking to make a change within the culture. She’ll be a main piece to their operation and her 2-way abilities will be used in a plethora of scenarios. Davidson embodies everything a coach is looking for in a selfless player. Destiny can fill a handful of roles plus she leads to winning basketball. The ’30 wing doesn’t take away from others, adds to her team’s chemistry, can defend multiple positions and she’s efficient in her minutes.

Destiny Davidson Destiny Davidson 5'9" | SF/CG Wheeler School | 2030 State New E (2030) | Wing | Wheeler

Formerly a 2029 prospect, Destiny recently made the decision to reclass to ’30 as a member of the Wheeler School. The young wing is 1/2 of the synergetic pair known as the Davidson Twins. A very popular duo from RI that’ve been some of the best in their age range for a while now. Destiny is a hardworking guard who gets after it on both sides of the ball. She finds ways to affect the game without the ball in her hands, sets solid screens and loves to make the extra pass. Her ability to hit free-throws is an underrated trait that can be a tool used to sway close games. Davidson isn’t afraid to do whatever it takes as a defender to get the stop either. She’s one of those players that gets back on defense without even thinking about it. With her length and agility on the perimeter, she’s a real promising wing player. Right now, Destiny is recovering from an offseason procedure. She’ll be resting for the coming months, but will be back stronger than ever, looking to make an impact. Wheeler will be an excellent opportunity for Destiny to blossom into a premier player.