On a team loaded with Division I talent, Ross makes sure everyone stays involved. She leads with an unselfish approach every possession. She instinctively knows when teammates need touches to stay engaged. As a result, the offense remains balanced and connected.

True leadership requires sacrifice, and Ross embraces that responsibility. She willingly passes up quality looks for better opportunities. That does not mean she cannot score. Her range stretches defenses with ease. She also attacks the basket and finishes through contact. Defensively, Ross accepts the toughest perimeter assignment every night. Her consistent, selfless play makes teammates eager to follow her lead.

Siniyah established herself as one of the top standout guards of the weekend, regardless of class, averaging 9.3 points per game while delivering her best performances against elite competition at St. James and Bishop McNamara—two programs loaded with high-major talent. She is a true floor general who does an exceptional job leading her team with poise, speed, and a high basketball IQ. Siniyah controls the tempo of the game, creates scoring opportunities for her teammates, and knows when to take over offensively when her team needs a basket. Her ability to impact the game as both a playmaker and scorer, combined with her leadership qualities, makes her one of the most intriguing young guards in the region. She projects as a future high-major prospect with a very bright collegiate future ahead.

A disruptor, plain and simple. Ross uses her speed and anticipation to contest passes ,and ignite transition opportunities going the other way. Scoring 10 points in the win over Norfolk, Ross also showcased her next-level passing ability. Consistently setting teammates up on the wing, in transition, and in the post for quality scoring opportunities. A true point guard. Ross keeps scorers involved and in rhythm while also contributing offensively with reliable shooting range when needed.

Is a productive guard with a strong ability to run her team from the perimeter. A smaller guard but agile guard that is active on the defensive end. Good quickness and defensive awareness allow her to create turnovers and turn them into points. Don’t be fooled by her size she has good athleticism that will attack the rim!