Trevillyan made an immediate impression in Sunday’s 3-on-3 competition, using excellent ballhandling, acceleration and body control to create scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. The 5’7 guard from Hot Springs – one of the state’s coolest towns I’ve visited so far –  played with pace and purpose, consistently demonstrating the court awareness that makes her such an intriguing young prospect. Presley understands spacing, moves the basketball efficiently and recognizes opportunities to deliver quality passes, including well-timed entries into the post. We were equally impressed with her defensive effort. Trevillyan’s quick lateral movement and competitive instincts make her a difficult assignment for opposing ballhandlers. Already a resilient competitor after recovering from a torn ACL, Trevillyan possesses a well-rounded skill set that should become increasingly impactful as she matures physically.

Trevillyan is the type of player whose value becomes increasingly apparent the longer you watch her. Presley is highly competitive, moves the basketball efficiently, understands spacing and consistently seems to recognize what she needs to do on any given possession. She can help run an offense, sees the floor well and makes the kind of proper post-entry passes that have become something of a lost art. She doesn’t need to dominate the basketball to influence a game, but when scoring opportunities appear, she is fully capable of taking advantage with a quality perimeter shot and a well-rounded offensive skill set. Defensively, her size, instincts and competitiveness permit her to take on a variety of assignments. Trevillyan has already come back from a torn ACL so we know she is resilient, the most under-appreciated asset a player can have.. As she physically matures and gets stronger, Presley’s impressive all-around game should become even more impactful.