Bloomington South as a whole has really good size on their roster right now. However, it’s Rebekah’s developing strength and willingness to battle around the paint that allow some of the others to play away from the basket. Rebekah is a more traditional post who will sit down on the block and establish herself. She has good hands, solid footwork, and a nice base of post moves. In June, she also showed some touch in the mid-post, and she was able to both box out, and pursue rebounds outside of her area. I really like her upside as a prospect.

Rebekah has seen some opportunity in the past for South, but now due to graduation losses in June, she could potentially start, if not play major minutes, in the pivot for the Panthers this season. She has a solid to strong frame, nice length, and she runs the floor hard North/South. She has some back-to-the-basket post in her, but she can also knock down the elbow/short corner jumper as well. I don’t know that South will ever feature her with other talented players on the roster, but she could be an 8-point, 7-rebound type of contributor.