Tracy Wakefield is a 5'7" Combo Guard in the 2028 class.
Wakefield attends Galloway in Georgia and plays club basketball for Essence EYBL.
Wakefield's Player Profile was created on May 6, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
Wofford Team Camp: Dynamic Guard Play
Wakefield had a very nice game for Galloway, against a guard heavy Wesleyan Christian team ,running the point...
Written by BJ Batson
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
Branch, McMasters lead second half surge for HIES
A tough night shooting the ball from long range did not stop Wakefield from having a big impact...
Written by BJ Batson
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
August Top Playmakers
Wakefield is a player who lets her defense fuel her offense. A player that doesn’t give up on...
Written by Shayla Smith
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
Impact Transfers: Class 3A-1A
Wakefield is a good player heading into Year 2, moving from Cherokee to Galloway this season. Good shooter...
Written by Kyle Sandy
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
PGH GA Sophomore iD Camp: Team 6 Evaluation
Tracy is a quick and bouncy lead guard that plays with a big motor. She had a really...
Written by Brandon Fisher
Tracy
WakefieldCG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
#PGHFreshmanGA: Team 2 Highlights
Consistently runs the floor hard and is rewarded with open layups. Undersized but gets on the boards each...
Written by Marissa Rimbert
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
PGH Freshman Showcase: Shayla’s Top 5
Wakefield is a workhorse that never stops working. A player not afraid to get up and pressure 94ft....
Written by Shayla Smith
Tracy
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Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Galloway
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GA
June 2028 Stock Risers
Agile guard with no wasted movements. Shoots the three and can create for others off the bounce. Can...
Written by Kyle Sandy
BJ Batson | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
BJ Batson
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Wakefield had a very nice game for Galloway, against a guard heavy Wesleyan Christian team ,running the point guard position for the majority of the game. She was effective getting Galloway settled and into their sets in the half court where several times she ended up with the ball back in her hands looking to score. Wakefield is one of the better shooters in Georgia, but did not rely solely on bombs from long range in this game. She did hit more than one, but was most dangerous pushing the ball on the break and finding her talented teammates on some occasions while electing to keep the ball and score on others. She is a finely skilled, fundamentally based player who plays with a high basketball IQ and values the importance of good possessions of basketball on the offensive end.
A tough night shooting the ball from long range did not stop Wakefield from having a big impact and leaving her imprint on the game. Defensively, Wakefield had an elite performance. Not sure which are quicker her hands or her feet, but both were in constant movement and were very disruptive to the guards from Holy Innocents. In about a 7-8 second sequence at the top of the key one of the Weavers, who are very talented ball handlers, did everything they could to shake Wakefield, yet she kept chopping her feet and remained in right in front of her. Wakefield looked good attacking the baseline and slashing towards the basket. Im not sure I have seen a quicker player on the defensive end all year long. Wakefield’s offensive reputation precedes her, so it was nice to see maximum effort and her competitiveness even though her shots weren’t falling.
Wakefield is a player who lets her defense fuel her offense. A player that doesn’t give up on the play. She is always around the ball and wants the ball in her hands down the stretch. She does all the little things and is not afraid to pressure her defenders from start to finish. A player that can score when needed.
Tracy is a quick and bouncy lead guard that plays with a big motor. She had a really nice give-n-go using that quickness to pass it and fly past her defender. Her energy on both sides of the floor, unselfish play, and ability to see the floor make her an amazing teammate. Tracy had multiple steals with her defensive pressure and had some strong And One’s on Sunday, too.
Wakefield is a workhorse that never stops working. A player not afraid to get up and pressure 94ft. Her ability to hit the gaps and score in the paint is what stood out. Not afraid of the contact and rebounds well for her size. Her quickness and ability to get out in transition kept pressure on the defense. Look for Wakefield to play a huge role this season as a freshman.