Drees’s length stood out above almost everyone else, and she used it well on both ends of the floor. She has soft touch from the short midrange, and she can hit turnarounds from the post. She is also a strong rebounder. She is a solid decision-maker, faking a dribble handoff before swiftly stepping into the free-throw-line jumper. That’s a play coaches draw up, not typically something you see in an open run like this. Cushman has a frame and skill set that will get her some long, hard looks from colleges.

Drees is a player who plays great in the paint on both ends. She makes her presence known on the defensive end by protecting the paint and getting rebounds with ease. She uses her height to her advantage against opponents who are smaller, being able to use her smooth footwork to get buckets in the paint.