Scoti was the assist queen of the weekend. She plays with a nonstop motor, constantly moving without the basketball and creating opportunities for both herself and her teammates. Her energy never seems to fade, and she’s involved in nearly every possession.

What really stood out was her ability to get defenders on her hip and use that advantage to control the play. Once she gains that edge, she does an excellent job reading the help defense and delivering the ball to open teammates. Her court vision, pace, and unselfishness make her a true playmaker, and it’s no surprise she finished the weekend leading the way in assists.

The extra piece that could push Snow Canyon toward a finals run next season may very well be Scoti. Already playing well beyond her years, she has established herself as one of the premier young talents on the roster. Her ability to create space off the dribble opens the door for her offensive game, allowing her to step outside the paint and knock down shots with confidence.

Scoti’s motor and competitiveness make her a constant presence on the floor, and opposing teams will quickly learn that slowing her down has to be part of the game plan—even as a freshman.

This girl is an absolute workhorse — relentless on both ends of the floor. She can take on any matchup and isn’t afraid to challenge bigger or quicker players. With deep shooting range, sharp angles on her drives, and ball-handling skills well beyond her years, she’s a constant offensive threat and a nightmare to defend.

Scoti shot the three-ball well. She attacked the paint and made good decisions. Came through with super hard defense and anticipated passes, which resulted in a lot of steals.