Makayla looks like she has grown to close to 6’3” and continues to expand her game. She was knocking down three-pointers during the drill work with nice form and consistency. If the three-point shot is becoming a consistent part of her game, it adds another dimension to an already impressive skill set and significantly raises her long-term ceiling.

Makayla is strong and powerful, and from previous viewings, she has already shown the ability to put the ball on the floor and make plays off the dribble. Adding consistent perimeter shooting to her combination of size, strength, and skill gives her the tools to develop into a high-level prospect with potential beyond the college level. She should be one of the premier players in the DMV over the next few years.

Makayla showed strength inside but she was surprisingly very nimble on the court. She drove transition and showed a little razzle dazzle with her Kyrie like finish. She also looked to show off her range from beyond the arc. She is very skilled and athletic despite having the frame built for banging it out inside. She showed effectiveness in the post and in the perimeter.

Coleman makes her presence known as she creates opportunities to score around the rim. She calls for the ball, positions herself well, and keeps the ball high. She knows her role and executes it accordingly, using her body to get around defenders and receive the ball as she faces the basket to score.

Coleman was a dominant interior presence for Fairfax Stars, using her size, strength, and activity level to control the paint in wins over Loudoun FLEXX and Team Durant . The post player finished around the basket with putbacks, ran the floor well in transition, and positioned herself effectively at the block to create scoring opportunities while drawing fouls and getting to the free throw line. Coleman also made a major impact defensively by blocking shots, securing rebounds through traffic and double teams, and scoring comfortably over opposing defenders.

Coleman provided Potomac School with a strong interior presence thanks to her physicality, rebounding, and efficiency around the rim. The 6-foot-1 forward showed promising touch from the foul line and mid-range while consistently finishing through contact inside. Her strength, athletic upside, and developing offensive game make her a player with considerable growth potential.

Makayla had a strong showing in her first Nike EYBL session, averaging 8 points and 6 rebounds across five games while shooting an efficient 64% from the field and 89% from the free throw line. She’s effective in the mid-range on quick catch-and-shoot opportunities and plays well with her back to the basket, using her strength to overpower defenders. She consistently draws fouls and converts at the line.

Coleman controls the paint with strength, athleticism, and a consistent interior presence. She rebounds effectively and finishes well around the rim while showing defensive impact. Her upside continues to grow as she expands her offensive skill set.

Coleman controls the paint with physicality and strong interior presence. She rebounds well and shows promising athletic upside. This spring season will be an opportunity for her to expand her offensive game.

As a true post Makayla arguably was the most complete player at that position! She was present on the floor controlling the paint! She was able to show her athleticism during positional drills, this player has a lot of upside.

Has good talent for a young forward/center moves well on defense in the low post. Plays with high energy on both ends as she crashes the boards for rebounds. Can consistently finish well around the rim and has the potential of expanding her game to the perimeter as well. Uses her length to make an impact defensively and is a capable shot blocker.