Lynan’s consistent on the ball pressure seemed to be the difference as she held her opponent’s point guard scoreless and unable to penetrate the lane.

Meadows, slides her feet well in open space and smart enough to force her defender to the baseline once in the short corner. She finishing with three rebounds and two steals.

Offensively, Lynan is a game manager who can run the offensive efficiently. During the first quarter, she was able to get into the paint on drop a nice bounce pass to her cutting teammate, finishing with three assists.

In one transition of plays, Ms. Meadows recapped the quality of player college coaches look for. She made a swing pass three, then secured the defensive rebound, went coast to coast (missed), didn’t give up but fought for her rebound that turned into a jump ball with Pallotti gaining possession.

Lynan again demonstrated her ability to defend elite competition, effectively neutralizing her matchup throughout the game. She was outstanding on the ball, forcing seven turnovers and consistently disrupting rhythm with her pressure and positioning. Equally impressive was her off-ball awareness, as she sprinted back to stop three key fast-break opportunities and capped one sequence by forcing a travel while playing help defense.

Her performance on 11/25/25 highlighted that versatility. In 28 minutes, she posted 8 points and 2 blocks, pulled down 4 rebounds, generated 5 steals, and delivered 8 assists—all while committing just one turnover. It was a steady, thorough effort that showed why she’s a reliable presence on both ends of the floor.