Exposure U Girls Basketball Spotlight: Chloe Woodson — Class of 2028 (East Central High School)

Social: @Chlofeva

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When you talk about young hoopers with swagger, grit, and a clear sense of identity, Chloe Woodson is at the top of the list. A Class of 2028 guard for East Central High School, Chloe plays the game with confidence, purpose, and a mindset shaped by family, faith, and a competitive spirit that refuses to break.

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Where Her Love for the Game Started

Chloe’s journey began at just three years old, sitting next to her dad, watching basketball on TV. One moment stuck with her forever — Dennis Rodman. The energy, the colors, the attitude. It wasn’t just basketball anymore… it became art. From that point on, Chloe knew she wanted to hoop, stand out, and bring her own flavor to the game.

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Playing Style

If you ask Chloe who she plays like, she’ll tell you straight up: “I play a little like SGA… but really, I’m just me.”

Her game is smooth with flashes of creativity — confident, controlled, and dangerous in transition. She’s a combo guard who can:

• Score it

• Drive it

• Lock up defensively

• Push the tempo

• Impact both sides of the floor

She’s a hooper who doesn’t need to talk about it… she shows it.

Strengths

Chloe shines the brightest in these areas:

• Defense — she takes pride in stopping the best player

• Transition Offense — speed, awareness, and pressure on defenses

• Combo Guard Skill Set — driver, scorer, creator

She’s the type of player who can flip a game with one sequence.

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Focused on Growth

Chloe is intentional about what she wants to improve this season:

• Becoming more vocal

• Leadership and team accountability

• IQ development

• Health & nutrition

• Sharpening her shooting

• Winning with her team — together

Goals: Short-Term & Long-Term

Chloe is not just a basketball player — she’s an honor student with big academic goals.

She aims to:

• Graduate early

• Complete her college basics

• Earn an associate degree

• Then continue her basketball career at a D1 program

Chloe is already thinking like a college athlete — disciplined, driven, and focused on her future.

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Who Inspires Her?

Chloe credits her uncle for shaping her game and mindset. He’s the one who taught her:

• Skill

• Toughness

• Mental strength

• How to compete with confidence

Her game is a reflection of those lessons.

Leadership to Chloe Means…

Leadership is more than being the loudest voice. For Chloe, it’s about:

• Working hard on and off the court

• Improving every day

• Uplifting teammates

• Winning together

• Staying locked in on the vision

She leads by example.

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What She Loves Most About Competing

The chemistry, the trust, the laughter.

Chloe loves the feeling of knowing her team has her back — and she has theirs.

Game-Day Preparation

Chloe prepares like a champion:

• Prayer first

• Speaking affirmations:

  • “I AM A WINNER.”

  • “I AM AN OVERCOMER.”

  • “I AM A CHAMPION.”

  • “I AM #1.”

• Listening to motivational voices like Eric Thomas

• Locking in mentally before stepping on the floor

Advice for Younger Athletes

“Never stop, even when it gets hard. Keep going… and ride your own wave.”Chloe understands that comparison steals growth. She stays in her lane and encourages others to do the same.

Her Favorites

• Pre-Game Song: Crazy Story

• Favorite Athlete: Isaiah Evans

• One Word That Describes Her: Optimistic

• Favorite Quote: “He who sweat more in training bleeds less in war.”— Leonidas, 300

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