Emma took on the defensive assignment against one of the top opposing matchups and held her own. On the offensive end she showed growth by setting up teammates while also taking open looks when they were there. Her balance of defending and creating played a big role in keeping her team organized.

A fearless guard who brings effort every time she steps on the floor. You never have to question her willingness to compete on the defensive end. In transition, she uses her speed to create easy scoring opportunities at the rim.

Emma is an aggressive guard who sets the tone with her style of play. Defensively she pressures the ball full court and forces mistakes with her quick feet. Offensively she uses her speed to attack and knocks down shots when left open. Emma’s motor makes her a difficult matchup for opponents on both ends.

Emma Davis Emma Davis 5'3" | PG Overland | 2027 State CO from Tru Colorado 16U handled backcourt pressure with poise, using her quick first step to break down defenders. In the half-court, she attacked the rim fearlessly, showcasing her ability to finish plays even through contact.

Overland joins the first round behind the play of PG Davis. She is great in this position for the team, looking to make plays for her teammates first. She can handle pressure in the full court as well as in offensive sets to get her teammates necessary scoring opportunities. She can also score herself, adding consistent buckets from mid-range and 3pt range. Defensively Emma is an important factor for the Trailblazers. She matches up with guards to get steals on dribblers and shooters and is great in helpside to plug up the paint for Overland. Davis brings great momentum from the play-in game to give her squad an energetic run through the playoffs.

Emma Davis Emma Davis 5'3" | PG Overland | 2027 State CO specializes in her lateral quickness on defense and never lets off the gas. Davis has a rather loose and relaxed play style on offense, allowing her game to have an effortless flow with a high volume of scoring.

Davis was a pest at the point of attack, forcing opponents to work for their opportunities. Comfortable handling the rock versus tight pressure, she contributed on a few contested attempts around the rim. Contributing multiple floaters at this event, she provided accuracy and soft touch even within off-balance circumstances.