McCool plays with constant momentum and effort. She is powerful, explosive, and handles physicality extremely well, whether she is driving toward the cage or delivering that same pressure defensively. When she gets on the run offensively, she is difficult to slow down because of the combination of strength and determination she brings to her dodges.

That physicality translates directly to the defensive end. McCool gets up on opponents, matches sticks, applies aggressive pressure, and competes all over the field. She is also a major hustle player on the draw circle, tracking the ball well and fighting for possessions. What consistently stands out is her motor. McCool looks like she is giving everything she has on every possession, whether she is chasing a loose ball, battling on the circle, defending a matchup, or exploding toward goal.

McCool has really high upside and potential. College coaches are going to want to keep an eye out for McCool this summer because her game translates well for the college level. She is really hard to defend because she is fast and explosive and gets downhill so quickly. She has a nice dodge coming up from “X” and getting topside. McCool can dodge from anywhere on the field and have success. She drives through contact on dodges. The Massachusetts native is a strong hard righty dodger with a powerful shot. She can take the draw and has good vision. Overall, McCool has value for the college game; she needs to keep developing. There is room for growth, which means she has not reached her full potential.