Prentice Beverly of FullCourt.com was in Franklin, TN at the Adidas Memorial Showdown tournament to check out the talented young ladies participating.
He was impressed with a couple of Mid-South players including Middleton High's Deja Faulkner, H.W. Byer's Justice Martin and Byhalia High's Shandricka Sessom.
Check out the evaluation:
Deja Faulkner 6-0, Team Po Po 14U, 2015
If you're looking for an athletic all-around player that plays the game the way it is supposed to be played, then the 6-0 Faulkner is your prospect. She has a solid body with long arms that take up space in the lane. Faulkner plays a very aggressive game at both ends of the court. She has a nice low-post game and finishes well in the paint or gets to the line where she is a good free-throw shooter. Faulkner also showed that she has a smooth face-up game. She used her long arms and good leaping ability to dominate the boards and push the ball up the floor. Defensively, Faulkner defended the low post and perimeter extremely well with a fearless, reckless abandon, blocking several shots. Faulkner has a tremendous upside a BCS caliber prospect.
Justice Martin 5-10, Mississippi Glory Holly Springs, MS, 2013
Martin has a college-ready body and the competitive fire to go along
with her versatile game. From tipoff to the final horn Martin was
constantly on the attack. Offensively she used her ball handling skills
to create space to knock down the three pointers. In the half court
sets Martin was a beast in the low post scoring using a variety of moves
which included a nice up-and-under and some well-timed spin moves. She
used her face up game to stroke several mid-range jumpers as well attack
off the dribble. Defensively, Martin defended on the block quite well
holding off taller opposing players. She also showed the ability to
defend on the perimeter. Martin did a great job communicating at both
ends of the court. Martin has a nice game with DI talent.
Shandricka Sessom 5-9, Mississippi Glory Byhlia, MS, 2014
While walking from court to court looking for a game to watch I
received a tip from a friend to stop and checkout number 3 from the
Mississippi Glory and honestly it was more than a tip. Number 3 turned
out to be Shandricka Sessom, an extremely athletic guard with the
ability to play multiple positions. She is a sleeper BCS prospect with
the total package. Sessom's game reminds me of a young Tamika Catchings
all the way down to her athletic frame. Sessom played with a motor that
wouldn't quit, wasn't afraid to dive for loose balls and she ran the
floor like a gazelle. Sessom was really smooth handling the rock in
transition with a nice change-of-direction dribble. She showed off her
well- rounded game posting up, attacking off the bounce, facing up and
knocking down the mid-range jumper. Sessom was just as comfortable on
the wing; she used her ball handling skills and nice spin move to score
in the paint. She has a really soft touch from 10 to 22 feet. Sessom
rebounded really well, grabbing the ball from its highest point.
Defensively, Sessom creates havoc for opposing players by jumping the
passing lanes and either finishing off the break or creating for her
teammates. She is an excellent on-ball defender and showed the ability
to defend multiple positions. Sessom has the rare trait of being a super
athletic with a fundamentally sound game. She is truly the total
package.
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October 6, 2018 - High School Session
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