Craddock (pictured above) is another player who we saw for the first time at last month’s showcase. Hailing from Park Center, Lamya is a small, but highly explosive guard who really shines as a transition scorer. Utilizing her intensity on the defensive end, the Pirates junior routinely brings the phrase ‘turning defense into offense’ to life. Some other bright spots in her game are her ball handling under pressure, ability to read the defense and make smart passes, and crafty finishing around the rim. With Park Center losing over 30 points per game from recent graduates Harmoni Mayberry and Lyric Singleton, we’re likely to see a lot more from Craddock this year. She makes her rankings debut at #153.

Craddock (pictured above) was a fresh face for us at The Expo. The 5’7 guard was quick to make an impact for Team 8, using her speed and hustle to sprint ahead in transition and finish with easy buckets at the rim. In the halfcourt, Lamya excelled at handling the ball under pressure, finding openings in the defense, and getting to the lane with an explosive burst. The Park Center junior finished consistently in the 4-6 foot range, using a variety of floaters and finger rolls to create space for her shot. On the defensive end Craddock stayed in the mix at all times. She was aggressive on the perimeter and rebounded remarkably well for a player of her size.