Singleton grabbed the attention of @playerrimidies on the PGH Circuit, see evaluation here so not only do I cosign with what she says, I got a kick out of her making her presence felt inside the paint on both ends of the court. Her skillset is solid, and she does a good job with the “hands and footwork” to score, plus she also rebounds strongly and plays solid interior defense

The incoming freshman is a productive anchor in the middle. Her combination of strength and tenacity already makes her an effective offensive rebounder. Has the toughness to match to block shots and also play through contact for “And 1” finishes. Great intro to a rising prospect, who already has a blue collar mentality around rim that she uses to impact winning.

Singelton provides a physical post presence for her team. She plays with her back to the basket, and uses her strength to power through defenders with drop steps and force contact. Her agility and strong body control heightens her power meaning her ability to stay balance, coordinated, and in control of movements allows for her to use her physical strength more effectively. She anchors the paint and consistently controls the boards on both ends for her team.

Singleton brought a box of power forward tools to has all the makings to cause opposing teams to redesign their offenses against Iowa Colony for the next several years. At almost 6’1″, Tatum runs the floor well and has good hands. Her growth on defense is evident, from stepping out to defend the wing and disrupting passing lanes to pushing the break.