I’ve watched Tossou for the past couple of years, and she has always been a tough, physical defender who didn’t look to do much on the offensive end. That has changed. The chiseled 5-foot-8 guard from Park Center has clearly been putting in the work to become a formidable two-way player. The lefty has added a lethal hesitation crossover to her off hand that was virtually unstoppable at the Sophomore ID Camp. Coupled with her strength and toughness around the rim, it makes her a prospect firmly on the rise. Her outside shot remains a work in progress, but the confidence she showed in taking it was impressive. Considering the rate at which her game has grown, I have no doubt she’ll continue putting in the work. Once that jumper catches up with the rest of her game, look out.

Tossou was easily one of the most intriguing prospects at the PGH Freshman Showcase. With a large, muscular frame and plenty of natural athleticism, the 5’7 guard brings a great deal of power and explosiveness to the perimeter. She was aggressive in her scoring efforts all day long and was a major source of offense for Team 5. While her skillset is still pretty raw, we loved Koko’s willingness to get creative with the offense, not worrying about making mistakes or missing shots. That confidence will serve the lefty guard well as she begins her freshman season at Park Center.