London might have been my newcomer of the day. It was my first time seeing her play, and wow, did she make a heck of a first impression. When you play hard from the opening tip to the final buzzer on both ends of the court, stuff the stat sheet in every phase, physically impose your will, show impressive athleticism, toughness, and advanced fundamental skills for your age, that’s going to make you impossible to miss. She even had the refs talking about her during games. London created space from defenders using shifty between-the-legs reverse crossover dribbles and maintained a wide, balanced, and athletic stance with her head up while dribbling. She turned on the afterburners to score coast-to-coast layups and floaters off two feet in top gear. London secured many rebounds, fired passes up the court to open teammates, and drilled a silky smooth behind-the-back straightaway jumper from just inside the arc. A few more highlights: picks off a pass, races up the court, splits two defenders, goes up strong for the layup; basket cut catch finish off two feet; jumps up to deflect a pass, scoops up the steal, and accelerates to the rim for a coast-to-coast layup off two feet. The cavalry has arrived for Grand Rapids Catholic Central, and London turned in a complete performance for Team 4 at the PGH Freshman Showcase.