Lipscomb played with excellent awareness, putting herself in position to make the next play. She spaced the floor well, knocked down perimeter shots off kick-outs and ball reversals, and ran the floor hard to create transition scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. Whether finishing around the rim, creating second-chance points, or making the extra pass, she showed a strong understanding of how to impact the game.

Lipscomb plays with fundamentals on the perimeter and excels with the ball in her hands. She moves well without it, creates proper spacing, and is always prepared to capitalize on scoring opportunities, whether it’s knocking down an open three, attacking immediately off the catch, or making the right read on a ball reversal. Her ability to think one step ahead, combined with her three-level scoring, makes her dependable on offense.

Lipscomb emerged as one of the most dynamic guards in Class 2, earning First Team All-Region honors while impacting the game on both ends of the floor. Averaging 16 points, 4 assists, and an impressive 7 steals per game, she plays with a relentless motor and high-level instincts. Lipscomb is a true three-level scorer, capable of knocking down perimeter shots, attacking downhill, and finishing in transition. She combines strong fundamentals with athleticism, showing polished mechanics, sharp decision-making, and the ability to facilitate within the offense. With her defensive intensity, scoring versatility, and competitive edge, Lipscomb is a complete guard and a player to watch moving forward.

Built on fundamentals and fueled by athleticism — she’s the kind of shooting guard that coaches dream about. Her shooting mechanics are polished, her basketball IQ is sharp, and her work ethic shows up every single possession. She’s more than a bucket getter — she runs the floor, locks in on defense, and elevates the game around her. The high school stage couldn’t contain her, and the summer circuit is about to find out why.

This guard’s mission is straightforward every night: play her game, lead her team, and dominate every facet of the contest. The 5’4″ junior arrived ready to compete, her intensity evident from the moment warmups began. Casual recruiters will fall in love with her in-game skill set, but watching her approach reveals the true story behind her success. Lipscomb is a player to watch for the upcoming season and for years to come.

Has been a true lead guard who can control the pace and tempo of a game. She is very strong with the ball, always looking to set up her teammates for easy buckets. Good a defender on the defensive end  and a well-rounded athlete who plays up on the 17U level there’s a lot to like in her game as you see her game grow!

Michaela is good when she is handling the ball in the open floor and through traffic. She plays with great pace and tempo and is always looking to get a bucket or set her teammates up. Has been a  consistent scorer and it looks like she is expanding from all three levels. Had the unbelievable task to help carry a James River program that lost multiple players due to transferring or graduation this season.