Fox as in “sly like a” but wait, I’ve used thatbefore and she used so many of the same moves to get open since I saw her in middle school, yet watching her enhance them over the years and do things instinctively is nice. She understand show to get the defender off balance to score off the dribble, and she finishes off balance after contact as well. She also creates her shot as well as creates spacing while being defended, to drop the mid to long-range jumper

Fox just went off at the Simmie Colson Classic last weekend see evaluations here and seeing her show me even more this time around was nice. She was even more poised under pressure facing the type of heat that was coming at her yet she delivered off the dribble, as well as from outside in clutch situations

Fox took me back to 2020 see evaluation here and I didn’t perfect vision to realize what was in the making. Seeing her steadily improve, get stronger and quicker over the years showed she was turning corners see evaluations here What I enjoyed this time around was her showing me a variety f ways she could score and her EURO, as well as body control after contact looked good, so did her pull-up jumper and step back

#14 (Up from #21)

Fox, as in “sly like a” growth spurt, has helped take her game to another level. She always created her shot well under pressure and showed she could drop it from mid to long-range while being defended, yet her deceptive first step as well as powerful finishes were among the reasons she was named Newcomer Of The Year but peep this, her upside is high see evaluations here

#17 Fox already brought so much to the table and showed me at a young age that she would create some problems for defenders. She understands how to set the defender up to score, her deceptive first step and strong finishes after contact were part of it, and so was her ability to knock down the jumper. Her range has gotten deeper, she can drop it off the screen as well as the stop and pop in transition but her court vision continues to get better

Kamryn is as “sly as a fox,” minus the devious nature. A cunning weakside defender, and constant communicator, she has beautiful help defense, causing passing lane deflections that feed teammates from a distance. Kamryn’s crafty footwork helps her slip unnoticed behind defenders, as they realize and arrive just in time to see Fox secure another 2/3 on the scoreboard.

Fox just continues to impress me with her progression and she made the All Showcase team see evaluation here

Fox as in “sly like a ” has always been one of those unique players who understands how to get “hers” in the flow yet can flip the switch and take over games offensively. The outside shot has been there yet her growth spurt gives her options to not only score over smaller guards around the basket but her deceptive first step and ability to finish with either hand is a big plus. She rebounded, handled the ball, and saw the floor in transition as well as in the half-court

Fox is really good yet right now, she doesn’t realize how good she is because she does so many things instinctively and it just comes naturally but peep this, she understands something very important which is how to find ways to put the ball into the basket and her mid yo long-range is a definite threat. so is her scoring off the dribble and finishing strongly after contact