Lausser shot it well to open up the vent in the 3-on-3; see evaluations here, but when full-court started, she was in the zone and dropping jumpers from everywhere with a hand in her face. When she’s healthy, she is one of the best shooters in Texas, with her “catch and shoot” as well as “step back” had me SMH

Lausser has been battling nagging injuries for the past 2 seasons, and after a brief conversation with her prior to the start, she told me she was ready, well, that was an understatement. I have seen her do some impressive things over the years see evaluations here. She set the defender up nicely to keep them guessing, and her “flick of the wrist” with a hand in her face looked very good, as did her finishing off the dribble

Lausser did something which overly impressed me over the past season, and that was making a comeback after nagging injuries. Keep in mind, she played hurt most of the season, and watching her play through the pain, while being serviceable, was special; however, as July approached and that pain was disappearing, she went on a tear on center stage see evaluations here

Lausser is one of the top shooters in the area, and watching her come back from a nagging hip injury has been great. Her determination stands out, even during the early club season tryouts when we talked about it, yet she creates her shot with ease, and her release is so fluid that it’s only a matter of time before she scorches the charts see evaluations here

Lausser still isn’t fully a “hunnid” percent as she has BATTLED back from a slight hip injury, yet watching her create her shot and get it off has always been special for me to observe. Her mechanics, fluidity of her release, as well as taking “good shots” are all pluses as she can drop it from mid to long-range. Her court vision and ball-handling looked good, as well as her defense

Lausser hasn’t been playing much this season due to a hurt hip; however, after writing numerous Tip Sheets about her, I already know what she brings to the table see evaluations here I love seeing players show me things “you can’t teach” and watching her go at not 100% yet really GO and never take a play off on either end speaks volumes about her mental toughness. Yeah, she dropped a few from NBA range and gave me the “stop and pop” but her court vision looked good, as well as her scoring around the basket

#34 up from #37 Lausser still has scary upside so watching her starting to turn into a “nightmare to defend” because she does a good job of creating her shot and dropping it from midrange so if you guard her too tightly, she also can score off the dribble and finish strongly. Her court vision and rebounding looked good, so did her defense see evaluations here

#37 (Up from #46)

Lausser will be in the Top 20 before it’s all said and done and watching her take over games offensively during the Nike Houston Pro Skills tryout had me asking her “what is your name” and her response was “you already know me” yet I love interacting with players and she did a good job interacting with defenders keeping them off balance so she could attack or drop the jumper see evaluation here

Lausser fooled me because she was scoring at will, and I had to ask her what her name was. Her response was “You know me” but off the dribble, she scored at will, and her finishes after contact were nice. She also created her shot, as well as spacing, to drop the mid to long-range

Lausser is putting up numbers with her high school team yet she found ways to give me something extra and one of those things was she’s not only creating her shot under pressure, but she’s also creating spacing to get it off. Her step back from the midrange looked good, and so did her showing the slight HEZ to attack and finish