The UT Martin signee is showing everyone what she can do when she is healthy. Working inside out, controlling the board, getting steals, blocks, and assists, she incorporates a complete game that transforms a Patriot ballclub into a juggernaut. Her size poses a threat whenever she is on the floor. She’s poised with the ball in her hands, making the right read that leads to scoring opportunities. This kid is coming on strong and has everyone in Red and Blue believing they are a machine to be reckoned with down the stretch. With Lily at the helm, look for this club to push towards state contention.

This is going to be a breakout year for her as she will be suiting up one last time for the Lady Patriots. A UT-Martin commit, she brings size to the table, posing a huge threat in the district. She can handle the rock and put it on the floor to score from the arc, or she can body you up down low, using her exceptional footwork around the basket to score. She has a quick-release that lets her stop and pop instantly. She is someone who moves the needle in favor of the Lady Patriots ballclub. Look for her to give it all she has in one last go-around for the Lady Patriots ballclub, as they have some unfinished business to attend to.

The UT Martin commit will be ready for one more ride with her HS squad. Coming off an injury, this multi-level threat kid is prepared to show the district and the region what this team is all about. Great inside-out scorer, she can do all things from both an offensive and defensive standpoint. Blessed with great size, a shooter’s touch, and so much more, look for this young lady to come out and take the league by storm.

She’s back, and she is ready to help lead the Lady Patriots towards state contention. The UT-Martin commit is excited to take the floor once again. This kid can stretch the floor and sink shots from multiple spots from the field as well as beyond the arc. She can utilize her size and exploit the low-post areas. She is tough on the defensive end, where she not only blocks shots but also controls the boards as well. She has a nice mid-range jumper on her that will be her bread and butter this season. Look for her to pick back up right where she left off. A top district player and a top kid in the state as well.

I stand by this young lady in the fact that she is truly a special kid who has suffered a minor setback with an injury. She is a true champion and a ballplayer who loves being on the hardwood floor. This kid is a bigger SF who can exploit defenses. She can post up, work the mid-range, and shoot lights out from the arc. When she is on, she is hard to handle, which makes her lethal in my opinion. On the defensive end, she blocks shots and contributes big time on the boards. When she gets back, she is going to be a problem, and I look forward to her having a stellar senior season. Solid kid who is going to be a nice addition at the next level.

She only averaged 8 points and 5 rebounds last season, but I’ve watch her play: she can go. The budding wing has the physical intangibles to be a big time college player, and a growing set to combine. I am always interested in when Lee University offers a kid because I know that want multi-dimenionional ball players. It tells me they see what I’m seeing in Espelet.

A BIG wing that will probably end up being a stretch 4 in college. Growing skill set on the perimeter. Becoming more and more confident taking bigs off the bounce and getting into her bag. Is a matchup nightmare as she’ll post up smaller wings. Really nice footwork. Nice stroke from three. Crashes the glass hard on offensive. Defensively can guard multiple positions.