I really like Molly’s play, and I think she is someone colleges will regret not recruiting harder. She has an athletically strong frame, good length, and she moves well in most directions. What I like most about her as a point guard is, at her high school she has acted as more of a traditional facilitator due to a high-scoring 2023 guard next to her, so she has a lot less to learn about being a true point guard. She plays with her head up, sees the floor well, and she finds teammates on time/on target. She can also make shots at all levels, and she will defend with effort.

Molly typically always figures out ways to contribute and produce. She is a solidly athletic guard with an understanding of the game. She is a traditional pass-first kid, always willing to run offense and find open teammates. At the same time, she can attack the basket, change directions, and score it inside the paint, plus she has worked to make her outside shooting more consistent. She is an effortful defender, and she can get physical inside and will rebound her position. She isn’t terribly flashy and won’t overdo much, so I think she stands out with her steadiness.

Molly is a really nice point guard prospect from the Southwest region of the state, and she put together a strong season this Winter. She is a solid to strong athlete for the position, and she does a nice job of playing with effort and a quiet toughness. She is a more than willing distributor, but she can also put the ball in the hole herself. She has a little touch outside, plus she does a solid job of attacking the basket North/South and scoring it inside of about 15-feet. She should have a strong Spring.