The Kimberly guard had some significant injury issues she’s battled through, but looked like a new player toward the end of the summer, to the point where I didn’t even recognize her. Fulcer looks like a physical kid with some skill to her game with her 16U Lakers UAA team. She has the physicality to compete defensively and is willing to initiate contact around the basket. I also like her confidence as a perimeter shooter. I’m eager to see her play this winter with her Papermaker group.

The Kimberly guard looks like a different player than the one I saw over the high school season. Fulcer has added plenty of muscle and has the physicality to defend some larger players around the basket. She also shot the ball well against an extremely talented Minnesota Fury team, who had at least two players who will play high-major basketball once their prep careers end. I was impressed by how much better Fulcer has gotten.

Being a young player at Kimberly right now must be a little intimidating. Their depth of talent is unreal, and I’m sure their JV team has gone unchallenged most of the season. Fulcer is a part of the 2028 crop of talent that will have a role to play at some point and is just outside of their core rotational players, so she’ll close out blowouts but hasn’t earned her stripes at the varsity level. She’s another who’ll have to be patient, but her moment will come.