Why is it always the creative and crafty ones you must watch out for? Quinn is exactly that and is primed for a big season at Triton Central. Not only does she combine quickness, speed, and a real feistiness on the court, but she is also skilled, disruptive, and always energetic. She talks constantly, she’s always around the basketball, and she is simply a playmaker for her team. As a Junior, Quinn averaged 7.6 assists per game, finding open teammates regularly, plus she picked up 4.4 steals per contest, while averaging 12.3 points as well.

When I saw Quinn in the Spring with her grassroots team, her physical talent stood out. She is long for her height, quick, fast, and explosive in most directions. But it was in June with her high school team where I was impressed with her vocal leadership, her command of the offense, and her ability to not only affect the game statistically, but also with her Senior leadership. She is a true floor general, and despite being a little undersized, she is a blur at times because of her physical talent. She can score it at all three levels, create for open teammates, and she’s a water-bug defensively.

Quinn was an extremely fun watch this weekend. She is very quick/fast, feisty, and explosive. She was defending a talented prospect seven inches taller than her, but she held her on at all three levels. She is quick-footed defensively, she uses her hands well, and she is scrappy and creates turnovers while also containing ball-handlers. Offensively, she loves to get out and go in transition, she can get through gaps and put pressure on the defense, but she’s also a solid communicator, runs offense, and finds teammates in positions to score. She isn’t very big, but she’s highly productive for TCHS.