Rhyleigh brought a lot of energy and athleticism to the game. She moved up and down the floor quickly and efficiently, making plays at the rim while also creating opportunities for her teammates. Her activity and effort allowed her to impact the game in several different ways. Rhyleigh always seems to find a way to shine during the fall league, and this year I’m looking forward to seeing that carry over into the regular season.

Watching Rhyleigh destroy teams in the fall league, we knew that given time and opportunity, she would be impressive. She came off the bench in the second half against Bullis and not only provided a spark but gave the Panthers some hope. She scored 11 points in the half in only twelve minutes of play, leaving us wondering “what if”. The freshman has certainly set herself up for more opportunities this coming season.

Rhyleigh is a scoring point guard who plays with poise and controlled emotion. She brings solid size for a freshman and made her presence felt on the AAU circuit. With a smooth deep ball and the ability to get downhill when needed, she shows promise as a young offensive leader.