Here is an evaluation on Boone County's Sydney Moss by ESPN Hoopgurlz. Moss played very well after a first game rather slow start, perhaps the result of a week at the beach! She added an interesting new feature to her game in this tourney, hitting 8 of 12 3-point attempts. Moss has demonstrated the ability to hit the 3 in the past but has used it sparingly. In the final game at the Deep South she was 4 of 5, including two consecutive trips down the floor to put the game out of reach for her Kentucky Premier team.

 

Sydney Moss, Kentucky Premier (Union, Ky.): Moss offers up one of those versatile inside-out games that causes headaches and nightmares for opposing defenders. Her size and explosiveness challenges any matchup on the perimeter or in the post. She's most effective at the small forward spot, exploiting an impressive first step to get to the rim or to knock down the pull up. There's no hesitation to take it into traffic and she's got the frame and strength to finish with contact and get to the line time and again. The elevation on her jumper is eye catching and gets her a great view of the rim without defenders in her face. The ball handling is sound and she uses it efficiently but she will need further advancement to find herself at home in the backcourt at the next level. On the defensive end she can again provide contributions at both the guard and forward positions. The same size, strength and quickness that make her an offensive threat allow her to take away options from opponents playing any position.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiting/basketball/womens/news/story?id=6403270

I sure am glad she is playing for me instead of against me. She is a tremendous player WVFrank and we are very happy to have her.

If she can keep hitting threes like that, she'll be in high demand by colleges. A good outside shot is critical in college for a girl her size.

WV - any new schools showing serious interest in her?