Olivia Wacha attacks angles against her defenders better than most her age. She also understands how to get the defense on their toes whole being able to switch directions in the drop of a hat. This combination helps her get downhill while moving toward the bucket and that usually leads to a lot of production by her team in one way or another on the offensive end. Wacha also has good size for what she can do out on the floor at 5’9 so she can move around and play from the 2 or even 3 if need be. Looking back on this Winter and she is coming off a rememberable campaign as a whole. Now she is working to build on that on the road this Spring AAU season.

A name you might not be familiar with, that is going to put up some eye-opening numbers this Winter at the PG/SG spot is Olivia Wacha Olivia Wacha 5'9" | PG/SG Ballard | 2028 State IA of Ballard High School. Wacha is a 5’9 guard, that does a lot of things well on and off of the basketball. She is her team’s unquestionable leader as the PG in their offense but she can also get down the floor in transition for other types of looks in open space. Defensively, she has fast hands, an act for coming to the ball, and balanced coordination with her footwork. All of these things together lead to multiple tips, deflections, and steals throughout the duration of a contest by Wacha, which shows up on the stat sheet. This is the definition of someone who is a stat stuffer. If she keeps it up, she will finish off her high school career one day and be extremely proud of the numbers averaged while helping her team win. That’s for sure.

Another individual in the underclassman group for Ballard, that showed some promise with her time on the floor is 2028 PG/SG, Olivia Wacha Olivia Wacha 5'9" | PG/SG Ballard | 2028 State IA . Wacha recorded 5 rebounds and 2 blocks, showing that she can play meaningful minutes and make something happen in a positive way. Along with her skill, Wacha seems like a good teammate. She communicates well, she helps the others around her, and she is always trying to learn to be better. That has been evident all season long and especially in this ball-game.