Mickell had great numbers over her career for the small-town Lady Tigers. Trinity a bruising post player really thrives on playing on contact down in the paint. Mickell finished her career with 1,710 points and 1,180 rebounds for the Lady Tigers. She plays her game on contact with her thick shoulders and bruising style of play.

Trinity averaged 19 ppg and 12.8 rebounds this season for the Lady Tigers (23-3). The Lady Tigers season ended in the 3rd round of the SCHSL Class 1A Playoffs to Military Magnet.

Mickell was chosen by the SCBCA as a Preseason Top 5 1A Senior selection. Allendale-Fairfax’s opponents have found out why all this season – including Hunter-Kinard-Tyler who was on the receiving end of a 55-31 decision thanks to the Tigers. Mickell led all scorers with 19 points in another win for the undefeated team. While Mickell does have the presence of a big, she can throw some teams off guard with her shooting ability from the midrange. Rebounding is another attribute this six foot big brings to a team. Not only was she a Top 5 1A 2024 – she is an unsigned one.

Mickell is a force down low with her body and the ability to carve out space. She constantly works for position by posting up with her back to the basket. Thrives in a contact setting with ability to finish around the bucket.

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Mickell is a true post player down low on the block. Trinity has no problems banging on defenders and scoring through contact. She surely will use all 5 of her fouls every game night for the Lady Tigers. Trinity might play off the grid a bit at a small Class 1A in the Lower State.

Mickell has a nice set of shoulders where she plays the game very physical. Trinity averaged 17.3 ppg, 11.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks last season.

Mickell has been a staple in the post for the Lady Tigers since her 7th grade season. She recently took a visit to Claflin University (SC) – NCAA D2 and already has an offer from Clark University (GA) – NCAA D2 on the table. Mickell will play her 6th year of varsity basketball at this small school located down in Allendale County near the Georgia border.

Trinity is a bruiser in the paint and really likes to play that way down low. She’s an absolute physical presence all game long and she will make sure she uses her 5 fouls every game night. Trinity averaged 17.3 ppg, 11.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks last season for the Lady Tigers.

Mickell is no stranger here to Prep Girls Hoops as a player. Trinity certainly plays at a small Class 1A school down here the Georgia border in the Lowcountry. Mickell is a bruiser in the paint with her ability to just absorb contact along the way.

Trinity has a nice set of shoulders to fight off defenders in the paint. Mickell is a great mover-screener on the floor for her team. She will play with her back to the basket and really work on both sides of the block. Clark University – NCAA D2 recently offered Mickell this summer after her play on the Grassroots Circuit.

Maybe it’s time to make a trip down to see the Lady Tigers in Allendale County this fall.

Mickell has a nice set of shoulders to really move around the paint area well. Trinity LOVES to play the game on contact and surely won’t backdown from anyone in the paint. She has frame to fight off defenders down low with her rugged play.

Mickell has is a bit off the grid down in the Lowcountry at Allendale-Fairfax HS playing for the Lady Tigers. She recently picked up an offer from Clark University (GA) – NCAA D2 program while running on the Grassroots Circuit with H2 Lowco . Trinity will certainly be one of the top players in Class 1A this coming season.

Mickell plays at a small Class 1A school in the southern part of the Palmetto State. Trinity has been a fixture here her whole career (No transferring) whatsoever for the Lady Tigers. Mickell plays the game a bit rugged at times down in the paint. She really thrives on battling and beating up defenders at times down on the block.

She runs with Lowco WBB out of the Hilton Head area on the Grassroots Circuit. Trinity has a good set of shoulders to work for position on both sides of the paint shows to have a good set of mitts when it comes to throwing the ball to her.

Mickell had a very impressive outing here today vs Charlotte Dream Elite. She was constantly finishing everything inside the paint. Trinity is a strong frames post player who really looks to bully defenders at times down in the paint.

Trinity plays at a small Class 1A program near the Georgia border. Prep Girls Hoops first saw her play as an 8th grader with the Lady Tigers at the Hawks Invitational. Mickell really has nimble footwork around the floor. She really endures being a post player and playing the game physical.

Trinity is going to make some college program look very smart down the road when they grab her off the board.