Travis has consistently shown growth each seasson, both on and off the court, and thinking about how promising she was when I first caught her in the 7th grade to watching her elevate her game over and beyond my expectations has me smiling see evlauations here

Travis took me back to eons ago when I first saw her, and watching her gradually add more to her game over the years has been nice. She falls into that “long and athletic” group who can not only defend both inside and outside the paint, she hit the boards on both ends. Her timing to block shots looked good, so did her “hands and footwork” to score

I caught her in middle school and saw plenty of potential, I mean she was “long and athletic” which is the base and she was already standing above “the magic number” which is 6’0 yet she was raw in many aspects of her game. Yes her timing was nice and she did a good job catching the ball yet over the years, her “hands and footwork” have made her a legitimate threat inside the paint. Her timing has become way more than nice and she rebounds on both ends but her on-the-ball pressure outside the paint speaks volumes about her lateral movement improving, interior defense is also sold but that midrange is also looking good