Cramer does a good job at the 1 and the 2, yet watching her play injured all season, club basketball included, is a testament to what she brings to the table because that in itself sparks her teammates. Her court vision in the set, as well as in transition, is among the top point guards in her class, yet she also understands when to score in the flow and when to take over, which she can in the blink of an eye from mid to long-range see evaluations here

Cramer hit some big shots in the first half from deep to keep her squad close to Westlake, and early in the second half. She also controlled the tempo and made good decisions on who to get the ball to and set her teammates up for good looks

Cramer has been on a tear all season, dropping multiple threes in numerous games as well as showing she can play the 1 and 2 effectively, but let me add some intangibles into the equation. Her “poise under pressure” both wanting and delivering the shot in clutch situations, along with her ballhandling, stood out, yet setting her teammates up for good looks was also a plus, as was her defense

Josie saw the floor well and got the ball to shooters spread out around the floor. She did a Greta job dictating play; both acceleration and deceleration while maintaining strong ball control.

Cramer has been working on her “stop and pop” in transition, and it’s creating some problems for defenders. Her “on the ball” pressure has also gotten better, and so have her “quick hands” to come away with steals. Her court vision across the board looked good, and she scored off the dribble

#32 (Up from #37)

Cramer showed me how much she elevated her game at the Sandra Meadows Classic as well as during the playoffs see evaluations here yet what I saw in PERSON at the Simmie Colson Classic showed me she’s ready for an interesting club season. Her poise under pressure handling the ball and seeing the floor was nice but her setting the defender up to attack as well as dropping the jumper was not only crafty but effective

Cramer has done well each time I’ve caught her starting with the Sandra Meadows Classic and her poise under pressure is looking good as she’s not only ready to take the big shot, she’s nailing mid to long-range

Cramer has taken her game to another level and she’ll be on my STOCK RISER Tip Sheet in the next update. One of my biggest things as a REAL EVALUATOR is looking for “on the court” progression and yes, I knew she could score off the dribble as well as drop it from mid to long-range but seeing her set her teammates up, yes she can play the 1 or 2, for easy looks is a big PLUS and when you factor in her “catch and shoot” from deep was clicking …

Cramer is also coming on strongly and is positioning herself for a big jump as I’m watching her Vista Ridge high school team closely as they have several Top 100 plus players and could make a deep run. Special story coming on her squad, stay tuned

Smooth as silk with the ball and her poise under pressure coupled with making good decisions helped set the stage. Court vision across the board is solid, she also is showing how effective her FLOATA has become yet her finishing strongly as well as hitting jumpers were nice