Gomis passed the so-called “eye test” the first time I saw her play, yet seeing her “on the court” progression and going from basically a long and athletic player who rebounded on both ends to someone who can stretch the defense and drop jumpers, see evaluations here At the PGH Sophomore ID Camp, she really impressed me with her defense, both in and outside the paint, along with her court vision

Elisabeth has tremendous upside, and she is going to be an absolute problem next year and beyond. She is a force around the rim, and well… I’m starting her reputation right now: she is a beast in the post. She has an explosive spin move that leaves defenders off balance, and she is equally dangerous catching and finishing out of the high post area. Defensively, her elite timing lets her control the paint and completely alter entire games as an impactful shot-stopper. I mean, she was a STRONG POST PRESENCE out there on the floor—a physical problem down low for anyone trying to match her energy.   Elisabeth Gomis Elisabeth Gomis 6'2" | SF/SG Houston King | 2029 State TX is going to be a problem, mark my words!  We will be hearing her name at the next level.

Gomis is a rising star; see evaluations here, and seeing her continue to put in the work and elevate her game has been a joy. She has gone from a back-to-the-basket player who rebounded and blocked shots to scoring from inside and outside, but peep this. She’s also defending inside and outside, and her versatility on switching, as well as making the defender pick up the ball, was a big yes

Gomis blew me away not once, but twice over the club season as her TEAM happened to be where I was see evaluations here, but when you stand over “the magic number” and happen to be “long and athletic,” the eye test would have you thinking inside the paint only but nope, her jumper, scoring off the dribble, not to leave out her spin move going full speed in traffic has elevated her stock

Gomis is steadily showing “on the court” progression, and watching where she was to what she’s becoming has been a treat see evaluations here, so her aggressiveness and intensity have shot up, she’s rebounding with more authority and finishing stronger around the basket, plus her defense and timing have gotten better

Gomis’ club coach, Eric, has been raving about how she has added more to her game, and let me say this, he was correct. Her “hands and footwork” to finish has gotten better, yet seeing her spin off the defender in the paint and finish with either hand dropped the mic, well, so did her finger roll. Being “long and athletic” and watching her come from out of nowhere to rebound or block shots was so nice, as was her defense

Gomis grabbed my attention during the club season. Along with @playerrimidies, we see big things coming for this talented young lady see evaluations here. Being “long and athletic” is always a plus, as many next-level coaches love that profile, so when you factor in her height and her ability to block, deflect, and alter shots, she’s ahead of the game. She rebounded on both ends, scored inside, yes, putbacks included, and even went coast to coast to score. On top of that, she played the passing lane

Goms is a 6’2 rim running post that can catch and put the ball on the floor and finish with both hands. She already understands how to use her size advantage to continuously work the lane by posting and reposting on the perimeter passes. Footwork and understanding where to be at is paramount for posts at this age. If her teammates are not feeding her on the block, she can go and get it herself off the glass. Gomis has the blueprint to possess a dangerous turnaround jumper from the low block: she posts low, feels the defense and makes the quick move one way before shooting in the middle. She also made effective rolls after setting screens on the perimeter.

Gomis is also “long and athletic,” and yes, that will always be the best, and after watching her perform for her Houston Lady Nets team at the Simmie Colson Classic for the first time, I needed to add “ultra athletic” into the equation. She adjusts and recovers well on defense, she comes from out of nowhere to block shots, and her intangibles are impressive see evaluation here

Gomis is not only “long and athletic” but peep this, she’s going to be ULTRA athletic because she’s showing her ability to do things instinctively as well as react and recover, please don’t question me, I know what I know. Her timing is among the best in the state, right now, all classes included, and watching her score off the dribble and finish after contact coupled with her high upside is sort of scary, for defenders