Nadya is an unstoppable force on the block.

Naday quietly put up 17 points Saturday simply by dominating the paint. She is nearly unstoppable on either block with her back to the rim. She has quick feet to spin off her defender. After the spin, she gets off the floor quickly to have a clear look at the basket.

Look for Nadya become a household name over the next four years.

Nadya Has a great college frame. She started thing off making her impact in the paint cleaning up the offensive glass and putting the ball back in. She used the drop step and turnaround jumper very well. She had good foot work inside and defensively she blocked and altered shots as well as defended the perimeter. She got out on the break dribbling in the open court with long strides getting into a euro-step lefty finish. She was overall the most intriguing player I saw over the day.

Nadia burst onto the scene a few years ago and has remained one of the premier post players in the DMV, consistently drawing attention from top AAU programs. Her presence alone demands attention, as she uses her size and strength to consistently establish position and control the paint against most players in her age group.

Her style of play aligns well with Team Takeover ‘s system, where physicality and effort in the post are valued. With her foundation already in place, expect Nadia’s game to take a significant leap as she prepares for her next chapter at Annapolis Area Christian School.

Nadia brought into the gym college level size with the frame to go with it. She took advantage of smaller post players on the the glass and was able to finish well by the basket. She ran the floor very well and defensively was disruptive in the paint. She had fluid movement in the perimeter and did well in all of the guard driven stations. She was both strong and physical as well as athletic and nimble. The high school coaches started salivating as soon as she walking in the gym.