Julia is another really nice wing prospect in this class, but she’s in a different mold. She is a primary ball-handler, like a point forward, and she does a really nice job of handling it in transition, finding open teammates, and making the “right” play much of the time. She has length, wiry strength, and she can knock down an open rhythm jumper. I think she’s still a little under the radar, but that shouldn’t last too long as she gets more and more exposure this Spring & Summer. Defensively, she is probably best on wings and forwards, so if she can prove to defend guards off the bounce, it could only help.

I have enjoyed Julia’s versatility and productivity over the past couple of years, and this past weekend she was everywhere. She has a long, wiry frame, developing strength, and solid all-around athleticism. She can put it on the floor and create offense for herself or teammates, she can knock down an open jumper, or she can attack the basket to score or get inside to battle for put-backs. I feel like each time she was in the game, she was always noticeable, because she was always around the basketball. She is the exact type of prospect who tends to keep the elite small colleges, well, elite.