Sometimes it’s the little things you do when you think no one is watching that matter. Josephine was on the court early getting up shots, and her accuracy immediately caught my attention. She made shot after shot with excellent form from the mid-range, and I casually watched her reel off around fifteen straight makes. Of course, there was no defense, but those early reps paid off once the games started. Josephine knocked down some of those same mid-range shots in live action while also showing the ability to connect from behind the arc. At around six feet tall, her size allows her to get clean looks at the rim, and when she gets her feet set, she showed that she can be a very effective shooter.

Reagan used her size well on the glass, going up high to secure rebounds and give her team possession. What stood out was her ability to contribute after the rebound rather than simply looking for an outlet every time. She can handle the ball herself or make the pass up the floor to help transition her team from defense to offense.

Reagan has good handles and maintains her dribble well on the perimeter, using her crossover to get by defenders and create opportunities to attack the basket. She can knock down threes and is also effective in transition, using her length and strength to get through defenders and finish through contact. She moves well without the ball, cutting to the basket and presenting a target inside, showing the ability to play in the low post, face up her defender, and make a move at the rim.