2019 Prime Time NBC Tip Sheet

MOLLY DANIEL

CARROLTON, TEXAS- Prime Time’s 2019 National Basketball Championship gave me the usual. Exciting and energetic teams and numerous players that can play at the next level because what’s that saying “talent is everywhere” providing you know what you’re looking at. This year, many of these players fall into the “I haven’t seen you before” category so it was great to catch them in action

Aubra Kay (Austin Wildcats) shot the three ball well, uses athleticism nicely and attacks the rim as well as brought heat on defense

Emily Wilkerson (DC Queens Carrington) strong body, finishes with contact as well as players hanging on her. Does a good job rebounding on both ends

Molly Daniel (Platinum) can she score isn’t the question, it’s how many ways as she makes things happen on the court. Long, mid or off the dribble

Tristen Johnson (Burleson) size and power are great attributes and when you add athletic ability, she plays the passing lane and steps out on defense, and can score

CARRIGAN DUNN

Carrigan Dunn (Rose City Lady Warriors) first step is hard to handle so shed attacks well, nice pull-up in traffic and plays defense baseline to baseline

Elizabeth Botello (DC Queens OKC-DAL) makes those around her better, great range and can handle the ball under pressure. Sees the floor and defends well

Crystal Smith (SWAG) athletic guard that defies gravity at times as she attacks the rim. Does a good job of handling the ball and makes plays

Ebony Parker (Texas Elite Just Get Better) does a good job of creating her shot, dropped 4 three pointers in the first half of the game I was watching

Mia Beaumont (GTE) scores multiple ways including the long ball, attacks relentlessly and plays the passing lane well

Aryanna Youngblood (Diamond State Hoyas) strong and powerful as well physical on both ends where she also rebounds well. Relishes the contact

SISSY THOMPSON

Sissy Thompson (ASA) guard that can just catch fire either from attacking the basket or hitting the mid to long range

Hattie Novak (Lady Storm) creates under pressure, nice pull-up for the midrange and can shoot the long ball well

Aniyah Johnson (Lady Drive Nation Gravely) #BEAST and one of the top players in her class, can dominate from 4/5 position

Valerie Panuco (Lady Wolfpack) always brought heat on defense and got to the rim nicely but that mid to long range is looking good

Tasia Jefferson (Fort Worth Lady Hornets) athletic guard that sets defenses up. She can blow by for lay ups or pull up for mid to long range

Adrianna Mitchell (Sparks) she is a nightmare to defend, mixes it up by either going hard to the basket or showing that jumper from anywhere. Also plays passing lane well

Jade Berry (Lady Wildcats) strong and athletic, rebounds well and she plays defense inside or outside the paint. Nice hands and footwork, finishes well

DONOVIA HALL

Donovia Hall (Lady Athletic Elite) another player that can dominate offensively or get hers in the flow, good size and body, plays 2/3/4 and fills up stats sheet

Enrea Bougre (Lady Bulldogs) attacks hard and takes the lick over and over plus she rebounds, defends and can knock down the long ball

Madison Crowson (Waco Elite) one of the top posts at the event, rebounds and alters/blocks shots. Finishes well inside and can score facing the basket

Jada Smith (Nemesis Worldwide) another guard with a devastating first step, she makes things happen either by attacking, dropping the long ball or playing passing lane

Rachel Dumoni (Armoured Elite) I love players that understand how to create their shot, she does and her pull-up from midrange over and over was one of the best there

Molly Kaiser (Nike Texas Select) she blew up during the week, every college coach I spoke with loved her game, offensive nightmare

Faith Robinson (TMT Lady Knights Select) good body, strong and active on the floor. Rebounds, plays passing lane and is a BEAST because she goes after everything

JULES La MENDOLA

Jules LaMendola (Hurricanes) almost at the magic number of 6’0 but plays like it. Glides through the air easily for baskets, long, athletic, mid to long range and will be a freshman

Rece Prater-Merrill (Cy Fair Maul) attacks from wing easily, being long and athletic helps as she finishes with contact. Nice pull-up, huge upside

Quinoa Nolan (Lady Rebels) athletic, gets to the rim smoothly over and over and finishes well. Anticipates well on defense which leads to steals

Kay Brantley (Arkansas Blaze) one of those players that fills up stat sheet before you know it

Kisa Vanda (KS Gameball) creates her shot, nice pull-up in traffic and finishes after contact. Plays passing lane and sees the floor

Brynne McWhitte (WTX Fuze) strong, finishes with contact over and over, nice mid to long range game. Also defends and rebounds well

KeMyreal Wheaton (Lady Thunder) all bets are off, she has unlimited potential and upside and once she realizes she can’t be stopped, she won’t