Destiny showed off her full skill set in her team’s appearance at Pikesville High for a showcase game. The quick and shifty guard scored at all three levels, consistently beating defenders off the dribble and finishing at the rim. When she wasn’t blowing by defenders she was hitting pull up jumpers or three pointers. She has good upper body strength which she used to punish defenders with some physical play around the basket. Defensively she was active and ignited several fast breaks with steals and rebounds. I like how she kept her head up at all times and advanced the ball with several long, accurate outlet passes that led to easy buckets.

Destiny delivered a consistent performance from start to finish, demonstrating why she is a legitimate Division I prospect. The uncommitted senior displayed a complete offensive arsenal, connecting on shots from all three levels. As impressive as she was offensively, her defensive play stood out even more. She applied pressure on the ball and was equally effective in denial situations, making it difficult for opponents to receive passes or initiate their offense. Destiny has the tools and versatility to contribute at the Division I level.

Destiny was the strongest guard of the day. She was able to display a quality game from behind and inside the arc. Her college ready frame along with in-game decisions allow her teams offense to run smoothly.

Finishing with 12 points. Turner came alive in the second half knocking down two deep balls followed by two nice drives.

Her game does not stop on the offensive. Turner was able to secure four rebounds, create three steals, and collect three assists against a highly aggressive defense.

Destiny has a nice college frame and defensively she is active with great lateral movement. She showed a good pull up jumper that was accurate and had good elevation. She showed really good body control hanging in the air on a contested finish letting the defender fly by before releasing her finish.

Destiny was lockdown on defense and very pesky no matter who she guarded. She is a versatile player showing the ability to play in the perimeter and go mix things up in the paint as well. She shot the ball well from different levels and has a nice midrange pull-up off the dribble. She is unsigned and would be a steal pick up for a smart division one coach.

Destiny shot the mid range and pull up jumper well. She showed good athleticism and IQ finding open spots on the floor. She was solid defensively guarding the perimeter and denying the ball and her passes were very crisp.