Kayzia put on an impressive display of athleticism, quickness, and highlight-reel-worthy plays at CMU Team Camp. She generated many steals on the defensive end of the floor and immediately went into attack mode. Kayzia switched hands in the lane during an explosive downhill drive, jumped high off the floor, and made a mid-air transfer to her left hand to score the acrobatic layup. Kayzia drained a wing three off the dribble, hit a mid-range jumper from the corner, and took one dribble down the baseline to sink a pull-up. Kayzia side-stepped a long defender on a fast-break drive to score another acrobatic bucket high off the glass. She penetrated gaps, got to the third level, and made split-second dump-off passes to give teammates wide-open looks down low. I made a note of Kayzia’s freakish athleticism, shifty dribbles, and high hops. She used a crafty inside-out dribble to create a driving lane, then finished with her left at the rim. Kayzia has been a big stock riser this spring on the PGH Circuit, and she separated herself again on Saturday.