Wallace is a powerful, athletic attacker whose hustle immediately separates her. Her footwork is sharp, and she sells her fakes extremely well, including a hitch into a quick roll dodge that consistently creates separation. Wallace attacks her dodges aggressively and has the power and accuracy to consistently place shots into the top corners. She brings that same intensity outside of settled offense, hunting down ball carriers, getting back checks, and winning ground balls to create extra possessions. After leading Walton High School in scoring and ground balls as a sophomore captain, Wallace finished the season with 64 goals, 22 assists, and 37 ground balls while earning Offensive MVP honors. She is a 2028 recruit college coaches should be keeping a very close eye on.

Wallace is a really great player. In her game against Concept, the double came hard, and she split through them, got downhill, and scored. Later in the game, she made an off-ball cut and got a goal on the doorstep. On the ride she is relentless and throws big-time checks to try and strip the ball away. Coming in off the circle, she makes great reads. This is a player college coaches need to watch. 

Wallace is an attacker out of Georgia who should be highly recruited. Moves really well off-ball. Her cuts are timed perfectly, and she capitalized in the inside twice against Sound Lacrosse. Coming in off the circle, she makes great reads. The Freestyle product has a question mark dodge in her bag that she can pull out when needed.

The Georgia native has a bright future ahead. Wallace is comfortable on offense; she reads the game well. Wallace can dodge, cut, feed, and shoot. She is two-handed, and it’s hard to defend her because she has a good change of speed and direction. On her dodges, she can get downhill.