In all honesty, smaller guards, especially younger ones, can feel like a dime a dozen, and make it harder for them to earn roles at the high school level as early as other players. However, players like Arnold are hard not to love watching, from a neutral standpoint. She was unafraid of contact and even searched it out at times. Seeing a kid like her dig in and box out 6-0 kids is something I get a kick out of, but it showed how competitive she was, whether she got a rebound or not. That’s not even mentioning how confident she was as a creator. We’ll see if she carves out a role at the high school level early on, but she was a player I enjoyed watching.

The 24:Up point guard was an offensive threat, hard to stop when attacking the basket. There was a few stretches Arnold went on runs of her own

Shifty guard that can spin her way to the basket and has great court vision. Has great quickness, and her change of pace on the floor is strategic in her team’s scoring opportunities. Her speed makes the defense struggle to guard her down the court. Being smaller means nothing for her as she can finish through at the rim.

A shifty point guard who made things happen all day. Arnold put together multiple scoring streaks of her own, using her speed to keep defenders on their heels. She looked in complete control for a loaded 24:UP team.