Kyleigh was the most impressive player over six feet to me. Her overall effort and desire to get better were on display throughout the day and were hard not to notice. She challenged herself during the drills and made a point to work at every position station, showing that she wanted to expand her game beyond one role.

She was also great at encouraging her teammates and getting everyone involved. Her energy seemed contagious, as each group she worked with appeared to pick up its intensity another notch. Kyleigh’s combination of size, skill, effort, and leadership made her one of the players who really stood out at the event.

Kyleigh had excellent size inside and used her body well to create space and establish position. When defenders tried to front her, she did a good job sealing them off, using a slight push-off to create a clean target for the entry pass. She finished at a high rate around the basket, even through heavy contact, and was solid on the offensive glass. Kyleigh played with plenty of physicality but remained under control, using her strength effectively without picking up unnecessary fouls.

Worsham is a dominant post player who does a great job making herself an easy target, sealing her defender and calling for the ball with strong positioning inside. She keeps opponents on her back before catching, turning to face the basket, and using a quick dribble to initiate her attack. She finishes with strength and power at the rim, making her a reliable option when her team gets the ball into the paint.

One of the most physical post players in the state regardless of class! Very tenacious on the offensive and defensive glass. A back to the basket player that can score over either shoulder. Kyleigh is such a defensive force, good shot blocker as well with her intimidating size, you can tell she’s growing into her overall game! She picked up some significant offers this spring and summer and there is no doubt she will be the go to player for her high school team!

Kyleigh recently received an offer from William & Mary. At 6-foot-3 with a strong build, she presents a difficult matchup for defenders and has already caught the attention of college coaches despite only entering her sophomore season. Kyleigh also holds an offer from Stony Brook University that she picked up earlier this summer.

Worsham showed that she could be a huge presence in the paint and a dominating post player. She had good hands and a nice touch around the rim. Her guards did an excellent job of passing her the ball on lobs where she could just turn and shoot over a smaller help side defender. She was strong and powerful on the glass where she was able to go get the ball and finish the miss on the offensive end.

A strong forward/center who imposes her will in the low post. Kyleigh asserts physicality on her opponents with consistency. She is strong when finishing on the low block through contact with either hand. Has solid post moves with a good drop step layup to get easy buckets Good rebounder and gets the ball to the outlet guard to start transition breaks. A match up nightmare with all the physical tools that that already has two division 1 offers.

Kyleigh moved around the floor well with her 6’3″ frame. She caught the ball on the move keeping the ball high and finishing with a soft touch. She rebounded well getting good inside position and anticipation where the ball is coming off the rim.

Worsham is a post player with size, physicality, and a relentless motor. She impacts the game on both ends by controlling the glass, protecting the paint, and running the floor hard while finishing around the basket. Her rebounding and interior presence make her one to continue watching on the 3SSB circuit.

Worsham provides a strong interior presence with physicality and rebounding ability. She protects the rim effectively and impacts the game on both ends in the paint. As her game develops, she could become a valuable post prospect.