It may not have been the result Tucker and the 5A Gators were looking for as they were on the bad end of a 51-50 result to Northwestern. But Tucker gave it her all for coach Candice Cobb’s squad as she scored 17 points. She has no problems absorbing contact and finding her way to the free throw line. In fact – nine of her 17 came via the charity stripe. Tucker plays mostly in the backcourt and can play either at the one or at the two. Tucker will also look to make things happen from behind the 3-point line and her defense can leave many an adversary uncomfortable – especially if said adversary has the ball in her hands.

Tucker competed in 19 games last season for a River Bluff team that qualified for last season’s 5A tournament. Tucker averaged 10.9, 3.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the Gators in 2021-22. She is a 5-foot-7 combo guard who will definitely make her presence felt at any time she is on the court – on both offense and defense. Improvement in statistical categories has been a notable aspect of her positive overall development. Tucker will also help her team’s rebounding efforts and her work on defense can get opposing ball carriers into uncomfortable situations where they become prone to turning the ball over.

The home of the 5A Gators boasts some of the more impressive athletics facilities anywhere in the state – and one of those facilities has given Tucker an appropriate platform to showcase her vast athletic talents. She is a 5-foot-7 combo guard that displays how aggressive she is on both offense and defense. Tucker will help her team’s efforts on the glass and how she plays as a defender can lead to extra possessions for River Bluff via steals. Tucker has improved in plenty a statistical category since she started with the Gators as a freshman and that is sure to continue as she looks ahead to her final season in forest green and gold.