Kynza has a smooth pull-up jumper in the mid-range and does a good job getting to her spots. She is also a good three-point shooter with deep range, giving her the ability to score from all three levels. Kynza’s ability to attack the basket with strength and push through the defense makes her a difficult player to contain.

Ingram is a smart three-level scorer who reads what the defense gives her, finding gaps to create off the dribble while also showing a smooth, relaxed release from three. She makes herself available on the perimeter and can knock down the three as soon as she catches the ball, but will adjust when the look isn’t there by attacking space and pulling up for a closer jumper. She also keeps the offense moving with good ball movement and decision-making, while turning loose balls into aggressive takes and finishes through contact.

Ingram is a fundamentally sound guard who impacts the game with her ability to score, defend, and make plays in transition. She is a spot-up shooter with a quick release, attacks the basket through contact, and has excellent court vision by delivering crisp passes that create easy scoring opportunities for her teammates. Defensively, she plays with effort, anticipating passing lanes, forcing turnovers, battling for steals, and turning defensive rebounds into fast-break points while hustling to keep possessions alive.

Kynza had a strong showing during the live period, averaging over 8 points per game. She displayed a solid understanding of the game and consistently made positive plays throughout the weekend. Kynza has a good feel for scoring, whether creating opportunities for herself or taking advantage of the flow of the offense. Her skill set, basketball IQ, and steady development point to significant upside. She is a player with plenty of potential and is definitely one to watch over the next year as her game continues to evolve.

Had a tough task of guarding one of the better guards in the event! Nevertheless she came up big time down the stretch for TPLS including a and 1 three point basket to give her team control of the game! She finished the game with 18 points shooting 5-7 from the field and 4-4 from the three point line!

Missed the first month of the season with a injury but was still able to bounce back and have an impact to the season! She earned a starting role and developed to be one of the key pieces for a young TPLS team. Good solid frame and now has a consistent one dribble pull-up from any where on the floor. Improved three point range and is a knock down shooter from the corner!

Had a slow start to the season with a leg injury but now she is healthy and playing well. First year guard with TPLS has been a spark plug off the bench defending all perimeter positions. Good size and a player that has shown that she adds scoring off the bench as well she had 10 points shot 50 percent with 6 rebounds versus a good Catholic team.

Has made the move to TPLS! Has had a good off season attending camps and getting recognized from different media outlets. A very strong player that plays hard couple that with extra time in the gym her game should expand this season.

Stout solid and can guard all three positions on the perimeter! Plays with high energy on the floor, she is relentless and hustles on every play while she is on the defensive end. Mainly plays the two guard but has the upside to be a combo in the future. Has made the jump to prep school don’t be surprised if her development takes a jump this off season!

Kynza has a solid frame with strong legs. She showed good vision and made nice decisions with the ball. She finished well even when she drove wide from the basket. She had range out to the three on her set shot.