Francine has consistently been one of the most efficient scorers on every team she’s played for, and this summer was no different. She routinely posted one of the highest field-goal percentages while showcasing a quick, one-hop release from beyond the arc that is both difficult to contest and highly accurate. Her ability to score efficiently without forcing shots makes her a constant offensive threat. Heading into the high school season, Francine looks poised to be West Jordan’s go-to scorer and a player defenses will have to account for every possession.

Francine is a player who continues to show noticeable growth every time she steps on the floor—this weekend reinforced that she’s a quick riser, with her confidence and impact trending upward.

If that trajectory continues, she’ll be one to watch closely this spring as one of the most improved players in the group.

Look out for this girl as she is coming, and she is more skilled than she was last year, which will elevate her confidence to make a big-time impression in the Winter. Expect WJHS to be in good hands if McIntyre leads the way.

McIntyre has looked more confident out on the floor. She is playing with her vision up and with speed she can get by defenders when she uses her angles. If she can get consistent on her drives and finishes she could really be a major + on her minutes this coming season.

McIntyre has been waiting her turn and she is taking advantage of the time she is getting. She is a player that will need minutes to make sure West Jordan has experience coming back next year. If McIntyre could continue to provide solid minutes on both ends this WJ team just got deeper.

McIntyre is a speedy guard that can get downhill with her straight-line drives. She could really help a team out that will lean on ball handling to get their best player the ball in scoring positions. McIntyre has the ability and she is a off the radar player.