This was my first time watching Wallace play but she definitely impressed me! A true offensive weapon, Wallace had no problems getting downhill and finishing with a nice bag of floaters and runners. Although a bit undersized, Wallace played tough post defense, against bigger players, and competed on the glass due to her positioning and high motor.

As I watched games evaluating players I came across Wallace and noticed she was a quick guard that knows how to move without the ball, take defenders off the dribble, get into the lane and make good decisions. She’s a player I’m putting on my must-watch list as the season nears.

The Brookwood native is comfortable handling the ball under pressure and can play through pressure to give her team a numerical advantage. I liked how well her floater looked today, and thought it was something she could rely on. She isn’t a bad perimeter shooter, but she’s at her best inside the arc. However, I think she can improve as a perimeter threat as she develops into her frame.

I was impressed by how Wallace grew into her game. In the three days of camp, the version of herself on day one was significantly different than day three. Wallace played slightly passive on day one and became incredibly confident by day three, and she was impressive. She played off two feet, has a strong frame, has the burst to attack off the dribble, and has room to develop her skill set.