Reese Reese GA has the size and strength you want in a post player, particularly at the power forward or four position. Another quality you need from players there is a little bit of dog in them as they are required to battle inside defensively and challenge for rebounds on both ends of the court. Reese Reese GA definitely has that. What coaches are looking for now is a player who can stretch the defense with their athleticism at the position, forcing bigger, often slower, defenders to try to go out on the perimeter and guard them. Emerson took advantage of that several times blowing by opposing defenders on the wing and at the top of the key before getting to the basket and finishing or drawing a foul. She could be the next one in the long line of very good prospects to come out of Lumpkin County. Her versatility should make her a very recruitable player for college coaches.

Reese Reese GA has eye-catching size and strength for her age. She’s a physical presence in the paint, but what stands out is her mobility — she runs the floor well and slides defensively. Reese Reese GA rebounds at a high rate and finishes with both hands. Her perimeter skills are developing quickly; she’s able to handle the ball in the open floor and push transition opportunities. Her ceiling is high.

Camp was a good opportunity for EK to expand her game with two key players missing. Reese Reese GA got to spend a lot of time on the perimeter, helping advance the ball up the floor. Reese Reese GA showed the ability to snatch rebounds and go coast-to-coast. With her strong frame, EK scores through contact well. When playing outside, Emerson netted a three against Cambridge en route to 12 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block.