With Chole Escanillas controlling the perimeter for NJ Demons, Precious did what she does best which is be a presence in the middle. It felt like Precious altered or blocked every shot that happened in the paint. She used every inch of her 6’3″ to clean up the glass, keep the ball high and quickly outlet the ball to start fast breaks. She has good feet guarding on the perimeter and uses her length to cover ground. Offensively she gets inside and uses her size to seal people off in the post and when she catches, she keeps it high and finishes with both hands. If she gains more confidence in her mid-range jumper, she will become a major threat on the offensive end. After averaging 9+ppg, 7+rpg and 2+bpg as a sophomore at Franklin HS, her numbers should only increase as a junior.

The hard work Precious puts in the gym is evident in the way she plays. A player with sheer athleticism, Precious is becoming a sensation on the AAU circuit with her electric game and fearless determination. She’s a player who scores at will, creating her own shot from the mid-range and using fancy footwork to work her way inside. Her 22 point/13 rebound double-double at the Rose Classic was astonishing, but not totally unexpected, considering her utter dominance. Her presence in the paint makes defenders think twice before driving in.