Trinity is a combo guard, but when I saw her this high school season and again with FBC ‘ last=’Legacy’] at Lakepoint she had the basketball in her hands a lot of the time she was on the court. During that time Husband was as efficient and impressive as she was when I saw her play against North Forsyth in January. She can put the ball in the basket in a lot of different ways and does so very efficiently. The precision she uses to score is the same she shows when finding her teammates in good positions to score the ball. Trinity doesn’t force shots or passes and very rarely turns the ball over. She is a very strong and consistent ball handler that has the ability to shake defenders off to create space when necessary and the speed to blow by most as well. She could easily play both positions on the next level in college, but I like her about to facilitate and distribute the basketball as much as I do her scoring package on offense. She is an active defender on the ball, in the passing lanes, in help side defense, and very good in full court pressure situations.

Trinity is another player I had only seen in passing, but realized quick just how good she was. Husband has good size on the ball at 5’9 and was able to facilitate the offense when needed, but put the ball in the basket in impressive fashion as well. Husband was very good getting downhill and attacking the basket where she both converted finishes for herself and found open teammates. Husband shot the ball well from the perimeter also. It was apparent after only a few minutes that Trinity knows the game well and is a player I expect to see a rise in their ranking and recruitment. Husband is a very solid college prospect with two more years to grow.