Whited pushed the pace and became more aggressive as the day went on, really finding her rhythm in the final game of The Expo. When you’re playing alongside ball-dominant guards, sometimes it takes a minute to find your footing, and Whited did just that. She picked her spots, attacked the paint and used good footwork to put herself in position to show off her nifty finishing ability around the rim. The Edina guard played her role well, understanding when to be assertive and when to let the action come to her. What she may lack in size, she more than makes up for with a tenacious and relentless approach. Her head was always up, probing the floor and reading what was in front of her. Whited didn’t force much. She simply made timely decisions and found ways to impact the game.

Whited, a Top 75 prospect, impressed as usual with her fearless approach to the game. A deadeye from three with a soft touch, she complements her scoring with savvy ball handling and eyes-up passing. She’s quick, elusive, and disruptive defensively, often out-rebounding bigger players through sheer effort and guile. A confident slasher who finishes against players of all sizes, Whited’s motor, IQ, and commitment to skill development make her a relentless floor general.