The forward from Madison is a player with a motor that will jump out to anyone who sees her play. Cham is a physical player who doesn’t mind doing all the stuff that won’t show up on stat sheets. She plays hard whenever she’s on the floor. I am also interested in seeing how she plays against EYBL talent now that her Team Herro team earned their way into Nike Nationals.

The Madison native is an intriguing prospect because of her size and motor. Cham is a kid who is willing to put her body on the line to help her team get an edge on both ends of the floor. She competes on the glass and has the physicality to set a tone in the paint. I also like her ability to move her feet and defend on the perimeter. There’s a lot to like, and she hasn’t even scratched the surface of what she can be as a player to this point.

It’s hard not to love what Cham brings to the floor. She is a raw talent, with maybe more room to grow than anyone in her class. However, I always say it, when you play hard, a lot of other things in your game that may not be where you want them to be can be glossed over, and that applies to Cham more than anyone. She has the talent to grow as she gets used to playing at this level. Cham is a player who could surprise people, earn looks from programs that you may not expect, and carve out a role earlier than you’d think. Maybe more than anyone, I’m eager to see how Cham’s game grows, and how she can find more ways to impact winning at La Follette, with Team Herro , and beyond.