E’zariyah brings an intriguing combination of size, length, and versatility on both ends of the floor. She has shown a nice midrange game and the ability to knock down the deep ball when given time and space, along with good touch around the rim. Defensively, her length and timing allow her to protect the paint and block shots, while her physicality and competitive edge help her hold her own inside. E’zariyah should be a key contributor for TBT alongside a talented group of guards, and her ability to impact the game in multiple areas makes her a prospect to watch in Florida’s 2030 class.

Zari showed good versatility throughout the XBL Fall League with her length and ability to impact the game on both ends. She has a long frame that allows her to affect shots defensively and she showed good timing as a shot blocker. Offensively, Zari has the ability to step out and knock down threes by connecting on multiple during the game I saw. She also showed a good shot fake, a smooth turnaround jumper from the free throw line, and soft touch on her 10-footer. Her combination of length and offensive skill gives her plenty of upside as she continues to develop.

Ezariah Clark has good size and athleticism and showed the ability to attack from the perimeter. She plays a physical brand of basketball but remains under control, which allows her to be effective on both ends of the floor. Clark displayed good hands and footwork throughout the game and consistently found ways to get involved in the action. Her combination of size, athletic ability, and willingness to compete makes her an intriguing prospect with upside as she continues to develop her overall game.