Slightly undersized for the post, Dibler succeeds through toughness, positioning, and basketball IQ. She consistently creates advantages with sound technique and outstanding court awareness. Additionally, her soft hands allow her to secure difficult passes in traffic.

Offensively, Dibler can step out and knock down the mid-range jumper. However, she remains at her best with her back to the basket. She uses quickness and footwork to beat bigger defenders to the rim. Consequently, her ability to finish inside makes her a difficult matchup despite her size.

Is not a typical power forward she will definitely fall under the hybrid stretch four category. Runs the floor very well and does a good job catching passes in the lane against defenders. She has a knack of knowing where she’s at around the basket for fast quick layups to avoid block shots. A little undersize for a power forward but it looks like she can possibly make a transition to the small forward position as she has shown to have some range on her jump shot. Smart defender that can guard multiple front-court positions. Has great anticipation and timing when tracking down and getting block shots.

Dibler brings physicality and positioning to Prince George’s interior. She is aggressive on the boards at both ends, fighting through congestion to secure rebounds and create second-chance opportunities while drawing fouls in the process. In the post, she establishes strong frontal position, plays with strength, and embraces contact. She also runs the floor well in transition, getting ahead of the ball and filling the middle lane for scoring chances.