The Lena wing will do a little of everything for the Wildcats in her sophomore season. Thomson impressed after she was asked to do more after her sister’s season ended early due to a knee injury. She is capable of recording a double-double in any game she plays and has the skill set to push the ball up the floor in transition. She does a little of everything, which should help her keep her Lena team competitive in conference and the postseason.

I was more than impressed with what Thomson brought to the floor when I saw her this past grassroots season. The 5-10 wing from Lena is a versatile player who excels at getting to the basket and scoring in the paint. Thomson is also a comfortable ball handler who can protect the ball against pressure. I also like the physicality she brings around the basket and how well she can rebound on both ends.

Thomson is another Lena native with an intriguing skill set for a young player. Thomson is a sizeable wing who can handle the ball and make plays off the dribble. She excels at scoring around the basket and using her size to overwhelm defenders around the rim. I also appreciate her effort around the basket to compete and help her team earn extra possessions on the offensive boards.

Thomson is a small school player who does a little of everything for her Lena team. She is a physical player who can rebound on both ends of the floor and use her athleticism to make plays in transition. She has the tools to be an impact player at Lena and help them compete in their conference for years to come, and she could be a player college coaches start taking notes on over the next few years.