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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 2216595, member: 5089"] More from LaQuinta Thompson. [B]Aliyah Boston[/B] 2019 6-3 Forward (Worcester Academy – Worcester, MA) This young lady made huge improvements since last year. She slimmed down some, her footwork on the post was more fluid which allowed her to make good strong post moves and finishes. She was agile, good boxing out, good counter post moves. She’s still developing her shot and form but in the paint she is a beast, probably one of the best coming out. [B]Rickea Jackson[/B] 2019 6-1 Forward (Detroit Edison Public School Academy – Detroit, MI) is super athletic, she gets to the basket, has a quick first step which aids in her ability to beat her opponent off the dribble. [B]Zia Cooke[/B] 2019 5-9 Guard (Rogers H.S. – Toledo, OH) plays with intensity 100% of the time. She has excellent elevation on her shot. She is quick, and explosive to the basket. She has such a high motor that I thought she would wear out at some point but she played hard the entire trials. She has good ball-handling, and good court vision. She’s a good floor general, and vocal. [B]Kylee Watson[/B] 2020 6-3 Guard/Forward (Mainland Regional H.S. – Linwood, NJ) is athletic and can finish around the rim.. She did a great job off the pick and roll action, she is able to handle the ball and loves the reverse spin move. She has great potential with her size and qualities as a player. [URL='https://qvisionsportsblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/31/the-road-to-the-final-12-2017-usa-u16-girls-trials/']THE ROAD TO THE FINAL 12: 2017 USA U16 GIRLS TRIALS[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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