Zaremba is TALENTED, and she could definitely find herself playing high-level varsity minutes in year one. I mentioned a year back how high her potential was, and she is on track to keep building on that. She’s quick on both ends, and her ability to create and take advantage of angles comes from how strong she is with the ball. There’s a lot of upside here.

Zoe has a game that translates well on both sides of the ball. She has active hands on defense, and can force the opponent into a turnover. But offensively she has great ball-handling skills, controlling the tempo when her team is in transition. And she can finish at the hoop, even under heavy pressure.

Zoe seems to have a high basketball IQ, and even in an environment with lots of new teammates, she brings a steadying presence that makes her a trustworthy leader for the rest of her team.

Zoe has excellent court vision, and is very self-possessed when she has the ball in her hands. She says that she likes to shoot the ball, but she’s been working a lot on her defense.

Coast to coast for two! Resilient defensive pressure! Her on ball pressure is a problem for opposing teams!  Makes it very difficult for opponent to set up their offense, because she is on player from half court, allowing very little breathing room!

Zoe doesn’t waste any time scoring a bucket, she gets to the rim and can score through multiple defenders and even shoot the rock from outside the three-point line. She keeps her composure when she’s under pressure and isn’t selfish with the ball, she lets the game come to her and is very patient. When she comes onto the court, she takes her chances and rises high!