Shively can wear multiple hats when she needs to. She can be a dodger, she can play off-ball, and she can be a feeder. Shively works extremely hard to get the ball in her stick on offense. Lots of her goals come from working off-ball. She knows where to put herself to score goals. She picks, and she slips to the goal. If she needs to be a dodger, she can be explosive and turn the corner or get downhill. When Shively gets the opportunity to dodge, she does great things, and she can be a dodger all over the field. Her shot is money, and she can place the ball wherever she wants with her different release points. Looking long-term at the college level, a program that already has alpha dogs that have a dodge first mentality needs to go after Shively because she will complement those alphas. She was face guarded multiple times this spring, and she still found ways to score, working off-ball and timing her cuts. Her IQ is top-notch. College programs need to get her on 9/1.