Juliette can be a difference-maker on both ends of the floor. She made at least a couple field goals in each game I watched, but also showed the ability to be a lock-down defender.

Juliette has supreme confidence in her game, and has a very high basketball IQ. She has awareness for where she needs to be on both ends, and won’t let anyone past her when she’s playing defense.

Juliette is the kind of player who will always be a difficult player to face up against.

Juliette has a well-rounded game. She can dribble and distribute the ball well; and seems very comfortable with the ball in her hands. Her footwork can put the defense on skates, allowing her to find create ways to get to the basket.

Duff can score when she needs to, or be a passer when she has an open teammate. Her athleticism is evident, even when she doesn’t convert the basket.

Julliette says she’s improved a lot over the years in being a strong role player, and working on her basketball IQ.

Duff has the frame and length at a young age that points toward a physical type of player, and she displays that as well. She can stretch the floor if need be, and the jumper is smooth and never really rushed, but she does a good amount of her damage by getting to the rim and finishing. There’s a good amount of upside for Duff and definitely a stock riser by the time the high school season starts.

Duff has had a couple of games in which she left her mark all over. She’s a player who gives high energy on both ends of the ball.. but seems to love the defensive side of it a little more. She’s active in the pass lanes, she’s a glue stick to her matchup, and she stays wide when defending. Offensively, she seems comfortable with finishing at the rim.. regardless of whether the traffic and contact are there or not.