Forwards with 6-foot-plus length, athleticism, mobility, and advanced fundamental skills for their age and position immediately catch your attention as a scout. Hannah was that exciting new prospect at MBA Train and Play on Sunday. She made good transfers to finish with her right and left efficiently in the drills. Hannah used her length to disrupt shots inside and on the perimeter. She moved her feet to defend a drive and swatted a shot away to protect the basket. Hannah anticipated a shot on the perimeter and closed out with a high hand to block the attempt. She was effective in screen-and-roll actions, made herself big with outstretched hands, and gained an advantage with wide/strong seals in the post. Hannah made smart reads, didn’t force when defenders doubled her inside, and demonstrated great passing instincts. She made an unselfish kick-out pass to the perimeter for an assist. Hannah has good hands, made smooth transfers to finish in traffic, and scored multiple layups off basket cuts. When she started facing up and attacking off the dribble from the perimeter, that’s when her ceiling as a very high-level prospect became evident. She drove downhill past defenders and showed off her athleticism, jumping up to score with a soft finish off the glass. Hannah created separation with a between-the-legs crossover combination and took the open three. She looks like a forward prospect who will be competing for a top spot in this class.