Dream can hurt you on either side of the court.

Offensively, she is a slasher who is not intimidated by any defensive stance, as she can get to the rim with finesse or strength with a few quick moves or simply attacking her defender once attached to her hip.

Defensively, she is willing to guard any position 1-3 and is just as physical. Her determination to stop anyone shines bright in open space.

Dream attacked well and got in the lane for floaters, despite getting a couple of shots blocked because of her size she was still fearless and had successes. She went up against one of the tallest shot blockers in the gym and finished with a double pump scoop layup with the inside hand to avoid the block. She ran the floor well getting out in front of the pack for transition layups. She also shot the three well, particularly the corner three off the catch.

Dream had a strong day as a playmaker and facilitator. I love how she looked to keep her team organized and got them into their offense. Her passes were accurate and intentional. When necessary, she took over the game when it was time to get buckets. She drove and finished over bigger players and knocked down some three-pointers. Great overall showing.

Dream is a a versatile guard who has played her way into the freshman of the year conversation. She has had some really big games in the IAAM and in her most recent outing she dropped a game high 26 against Roland Park.

Dream is a natural scorer. She is quietly developing into a strong point guard. She has a clear understanding of how to penetrate, collapse the defense, and find her open teammates. In just five game minutes, she assisted on two clutch three-pointers. She applied defensive pressure in the backcourt for a steal and layup. She capped the stretch by knocking down a swing-pass three of her own.

Dream Clark Dream Clark 5'3" | CG/PG St. Timothy's | 2029 State MD , and her Mamba-like mentality is a must-see. Dream can take over the game from the tip-off. She is fast with the ball and can conform her body to score on any defender. Dream is best with the ball in her right hand as I dare any athlete to try an stop her. She is becoming a three-level scorer as her long ball is becoming consistent. Defensively, Dream’s look alone will create a turnover. She has balanced feet with a wide frame. Look for her to lead St. Timothy’s right away.

Dream is a tough pass first point guard that is also capable of putting up points in bunches. I was really impressed with her scoring ability in fall league play as she showed that she can make tough shots. She will have plenty of opportunities this winter as St. Timothy’s is counting on her to carry the load and usher in a new era.

Dream transferred in late to St. Timothy’s and has been impressive so far in league play. The freshman point guard has been making solid decisions and this past weekend she really showed off her scoring ability. She made big shot after big shot down the stretch to help her team pull out a win. She finished with 26 points and scored on all three levels off a variety of tough shots.

Dream came off the dribble into one of the most beautiful shot that I have ever seen. The shot rimed out but everything was in place. She spotted up wide open several ties but did not get the ball and became visually frustrated. She got the ball later in the game and still kept the same picture perfect shot. She should know that to skilled evaluators and college coaches that pay attention it doesn’t take much to see that she is talented, let the game come to her because her talent showed even without her scoring.

Dream has a nice touch on her shot showing that she can pull up the mid-range shot off the dribble and hit the long ball off the catch. She is a pretty good athlete that should contribute right away on the varsity level. Dream could possibly end up as the prize of the class.