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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 4161517, member: 5089"] [I]Shade brings the best of many worlds when she hits the hardwood. She is an exceptional athlete with exceptional skill, and she plays the game to win. Her competitive fire can be easily observed even in an academy setting where skill development is emphasized over winning. The 5-foot-10 guard skills look to translate as two-guard at the collegiate level. However, she has the skills and the mindset to run a team as a lead guard as well. Her athleticism allows her to turn the corner or elevate over the opposition in consistent fashion. She elevates on her pull-up jumper higher than we have seen any prospect in over a decade at the grassroots level. Defensively she possesses the instinct and the quickness to disrupt opponent’s offense in the full court or in the half court setting. Shade’s jump shot from distance is far from a weakness, in fact on the right day she can be downright deadly from the arc. Making sure she focuses on her balance with her feet and not get into a habit of fading backward are key areas for consistency on her 3-point shot. – Coach Hemi [B]From Brandon Clay's Spotlight Workout (9/12/2020)[/B] Much like Newman, Shade’s growth since our Indianapolis Academy is largely tied to her progress in skill development. An elite level athlete, Shade has been impressive with how her jumpshot keeps growing. She’s a willing rebounder, defender and passer. The next step in the progression is continuing to work on making plays using her left hand. Shade’s work ethic speaks for itself so it’s only a matter of time if history repeats itself here.[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://prospectsnation.com/player/ashlynn-shade#campbr-evaluations[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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