The Whitefish Bay native is a sizeable post player who is at her best in the paint. Wham is a developing talent who has been well coached and does the little things well, like catching the ball at the highest point and keeping the ball up and away from guards. She has good hands and can catch the ball while being bumped around he rim, and can finish around the rim. I’ve seen her a handful of times this summer, and she’s looked better each time I’ve seen her play.

No matter what, Wham will stand out in every gym she steps in because she will be one of the more sizeable players in her class around the state. I like her attitude. No matter where I’ve seen her, whether it’s with her Chapman Basketball Academy team, after a past Whitefish Bay varsity game, or at camp, she’s a respectful kid who works hard and wants to learn. She had some eye-catching moments working around the basket at camp, and has a chance to be a highly productive post. It may take a while, but Wham will buy into the process.

Wham is the player every team needs around to be succesful, her approach and energy towards the game is unmatched, Wham shows nice touch and patient footwork around the basket does everything that she suppose to do. She rarely makes mistakes she fits right in with talented group of girls playing with Chapman.