Lizzie Redar
Lizzie Redar
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Brandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Lizzie really came on and developed her skillset over the last couple of years of her high school career. She has a fairly long, wiry-strong frame, she’s a solid all-around athlete, and she has become a very dangerous perimeter shooter who can also attack the basket North/South. She plays with a good motor, she has a solid understanding of the game, and she willingly gets inside and rebounds & defends when her team needs it. I think she has a great deal of small college value/versatility.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Lizzie had a strong Junior season in 2021-2022, but look for her to be even better this Winter. The Lady Tigers should be solid across the board and give opponents fits with their ability to pressure the ball in different ways and make shots in the halfcourt. Lizzie has a solid frame, nice length, and she’s a good North/South athlete who plays with a great motor. She has turned herself into a dangerous perimeter shooter, but over the last 12-18 months she’s shown she can score it at all three levels consistently. She rebounds well from the wing, too.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Lizzie has continually improved from year to year, and as a Senior should be a focal point for the Lady Tigers. She has a solid to strong frame with some length. She’s a nice North/South athlete, she plays with a good motor, and she’s physical for a wing. She does a nice job of moving without the basketball and finding open shots at all levels, but she’s especially dangerous as a 3-point weapon. Having played a little inside in the past, she is a nice rebounder, and she’s capable of defending bigger players as well.
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