Bab b be undersized, but she plays with explosive speed and can score in several ways. The lightning-fast, left-handed point guard has a quick first step and gets to the rim with ease. She also showed she can knock down tough shots. As she enters her sophomore year, Babb has the tools to be and is on her way to being an elite scorer.

Babb is a shifty, aggressive ball-handler who uses a deadly crossover and her ability to split defenders to get where she wants on the floor. She is a strong facilitator with excellent vision, navigating through traffic and finding teammates around the basket with well-placed passes. She is just as capable of creating for herself, attacking gaps without being fazed by defenders and getting all the way to the rim to finish.

Babb has quickness, strength, and shifty handles that allow her to create off the dribble and get into the paint against multiple defenders. She balanced scoring and facilitating well, attacking the basket when lanes opened while also finding teammates on drive-and-kicks and making clutch passes in transition. She can also knock down threes, showing the skill and IQ as a scorer and playmaker.

Jha’ziya is the No. 1-ranked player in Virginia for a reason, showing the ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. She’s a shifty lefty guard who is difficult to contain in the open court and does a good job getting into the paint before kicking out to open teammates. She’s also a good 3-point shooter and has a nice Euro step and floater game when she gets into the paint.

Arguably having the biggest year by any player regardless of class! Class 4 player of the year as a freshman. Led her team in every major statistical category as well. A starter as a freshman on the 17U Boo Williams EYBL team. Babb has made her mark this AAU season playing at a high level versus great competition on the EYBL circuit. Dynamic guard that has put her talent on display racking up 5 power four offers before the summer!

Babb is an explosive and confident guard with relentless energy. She creates offense, has elite handles, pace, and shot-making ability to score at all three levels. She impacts both ends with her disruptive defense and ability to turn steals into transition offense, making her an all-around playmaker.

Babb is one of the most dynamic young guards, showcasing a complete offensive game and strong defensive pressure. She creates space off the dribble and scores at all three levels with confidence. Her pace, skill, and two-way impact make her a standout prospect.

Babb, playing up on the 17U circuit, delivered standout performances with 16 points in a win over Team Durant and 20 points in a win over Indiana One. She shows a complete offensive game, creating space off the dribble and scoring at all three levels. Her ability to turn defense into offense and apply pressure on both ends makes her one of the most dynamic young guards in the event.

Jha’Ziya already shows a complete game at a young age. On back-to-back possessions, she put her full skill set on display—hitting an in-and-out crossover into a pull-up three, then immediately turning defense into offense with a quick first step after forcing a turnover and pushing the ball up the floor.

Her ability to impact the game on both ends, combined with her pace and shot creation, makes her a tough matchup and a clear high-level prospect.

Jha’Ziya is probably the best freshman I’ve seen so far, and it’s easy to see why she’s playing up at 17U—there’s not much she can’t do with the basketball. She has a quick, decisive jab step and a tight crossover that consistently gets defenders off balance, allowing her to score at all three levels.

Defensively, she brings that same intensity, applying constant pressure and staying in her opponent’s space on every dribble—very similar to Hannah Hidalgo. With her skill set, confidence, and two-way impact, Jha’Ziya is already ahead of the curve.