Nike TOC Day Two Star: Kelsey Plum

Washington signee Kelsey Plum hit for big numbers need an essay written at the TOC on Friday. *Photo by Chris Hansen

By: @ChrisHansenPSB

CHANDLER, Ariz. – There is something to be said for the big time scorers in girls’ high school basketball. And those that can do it on the Hamilton court, home of the Nike Tournament of Champions’ top brackets, find themselves in rare company because they are doing it against the best high school competition around.

La Jolla Country Day (Calif.) senior guard Kelsey Plum put herself up with hire someone to do my homework the biggest numbers scored over the years when she scored 40 point today against Christ the King (Middle Village, N.Y.). The University of Washington signee has been on a tear as of late, setting a career high with 51 points in Country Day’s last game before coming to the TOC, giving her 108 points total in her last three games.

What was impressive about Plum’s performance was it that Christ the King coach Bob Mackey knew what he was last minute research paper up against and put his taller, longer, more athletic star, junior Sierra Calhoun, on Plum for much of the game and Plum still found ways to score and for three quarters, keep her team in control. Plum’s squad lost the momentum with some turnovers up high that led to some runouts and ultimately cost them the game. But scoring 40 at the TOC in any circumstance warrants Player of the Day consideration.

What helped earn Plum the honors on this day homework help with essays in spite of the loss was that she also contributed five steals, five rebounds, three assists and two blocks. And while we see her as a point guard at the next level, she continues playing off the ball much of the game because of the personnel on her team. And the one stat the kid care most about, the all important “W”, she still has one more chance to get on Saturday.

Chris Hansen is the managing editor for help me with my essay free Peach State Media. In addition to serving as a contributor to the JumpOffPlus.com National Scouting Report, Hansen also covered girls’ basketball and women’s college basketball prospects nationally for ESPN.com. A graduate of the University of Washington with a communications degree, he has been involved in the women’s basketball community since 1998 as a high school and club coach, trainer, evaluator and reporter. He is a member of the McDonald’s All-American team selection committee. He can be reached at [email protected].