2024 Molly Burns (Ardrey Kell): Burns was a player I was interested in seeing again, knowing her impact on the floor. After a tough Day 1, she bounced back in a big way and showed why she can be a HUGE threat with her shot-making ability. If the opponent left her alone, she made them pay. Whether it was in catch-and-shoot situations or off the bounce, she has a ton of confidence in her jumper and she displayed that on Day 2.
2023 Alyssa Lewis (Hickory Ridge): Lewis was the leader for her team, doing all she could do to keep her team in the game. She is a crafty guard in being able to make plays and get downhill, finishing well around the basket or dropping off passes to her teammates, but also playing of the ball to knock down shots. Lewis is a scrappy competitor on both ends, playing with a ton of energy.
2023 Kirsten Lewis-Williams (Lake Norman): Lewis-Williams is a player that should be gaining more traction with college programs. Her ability to make plays all throughout the game is impressive and fun to watch, as she just has a natural feel for the game. She is a playmaking guard that scores extremely well all over, can fill up the stat sheet, and also plays with an unselfish feel.
2026 Jeta North (Lake Norman): A new name to start watching more and monitoring is 6
