Grassroots Superlatives: 2021 Best Passers
Grassroots Superlatives: 2021 Best Passers Superlatives for the best of the best that I saw this offseason. 5-7 PG Dasha Cannon Dasha Cannon 5'7" | CG White County | 2021 State GA – EOTO Black – White County A big…
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Superlatives for the best of the best that I saw this offseason.
5-7 PG Dasha Cannon Dasha Cannon 5'7" | CG White County | 2021 State GA – EOTO Black – White County
A big guard that can handle pressure, Cannon has the strength to fend off defenders when instructing the offense in the half court. She makes crisp passes off the dribble, creating clean looks for her teammates. Cannon is a steady stat sheet stuffer that also helps out scoring and on the glass.
5-6 PG Autumn Phillips Autumn Phillips 5'6" | PG Langston Hughes | 2021 State GA – FBC BounceNation Jay 2021 – Langston Hughes
Autumn Phillips Autumn Phillips 5'6" | PG Langston Hughes | 2021 State GA is a quick and shifty playmaker. She’s got the confidence to riffle in passes that most guards can’t make. She keeps her head up when pushing the ball and has great court vision. Phillips has no problem balancing her playmaking with her scoring.
5-7 PG Kayla McPherson Kayla McPherson 5'7" | CG Madison County | 2021 State #13 Nation GA – Team Elite – Madison County – UNC
Georgia’s most entertaining player pours in the points but also can make the highlight passes. McPherson is such an electric guard that she can see plays develop before anyone else on the court can. Her athleticism gets her to the rim at will and in doing so, she has countless opportunities to dish out to open shooters or drop off no-look passes to posts eager to score up close.
5-6 PG Kenley Woods Kenley Woods 5'6" | PG Coahulla Creek | 2021 State GA – FBC NextUp Legacy – Coahulla Creek
Kenley Woods Kenley Woods 5'6" | PG Coahulla Creek | 2021 State GA excels with her outlet passes on the run. She floats in passes on the move like a quarterback hitting a wide receiver down the sideline. She’s always looking to keep the pressure on defenses in transition. In the half court, Woods can sling in tough passes through traffic to cutters. Woods plays at her tempo and makes her teammates better.