Coming off a very productive high school season where she was named the Atlanta Public Schools Player of the Year, Region 2 AAAAAA Player of the Year, and being named to the AAAAAA South All State team as a sophomore, Solomon is one of the most intriguing players in the entire state, but in the ’28 class specifically. She does not have offers posted on her social media accounts, but I am more than certain that she has multiple offers from Division One schools with plenty of Power Four programs already extending offers. I saw her play against North Forsyth where she nearly scored 30 and completely dominated the game this past season. So it was no surprise to see her continue her excellent play at the GBCA Live event. She scored 24 points twice over the three days while leading Westlake to a 3-1 record. She is an excellent slasher to the basket and does an excellent job hitting the offensive boards before finishing smoothly around the rim. She is a very good shooter from the midrange and showed that she is capable of knocking down shots from behind three point line at the event as well. She finished with an average over 18 points in the four games putting her full offensive arsenal for the college coaches in attendance to see. She will be a high major/Power Four player in college with a chance to continue playing after that if she stays healthy and motivated.

No one played better than Miami at the showcase. For stretches of the game she completely dominated the action on the floor against a perennial power and top 10 team in Georgia. Her athleticism is obvious, but her skill was very much on display as well. Miami made it look effortless from getting steals and rebounds on the defensive end and pushing the ball the length of the court for two or using her length and footwork to score at will in the paint. Soloman showed some flash with the handle on the perimeter , but spent most of her time in the post. There was no need to leave if you are scoring at will. Solomon has as high a ceiling as any player in Georgia.