Braelyn Collier, 2025 - The way that Collier understands how to draw contact in different ways is impressive for her to only be a freshman. She was able to draw a foul when she had the ball more often than not. She moves well without the ball, too. 

Kennedy Daniels, 2023 - Daniels was named a top overall performer. Read more about her here. 

Dana Davis, 2023 - Davis took pride in doing a lot of the dirty work for her team. She was dominant in the paint, attacking the boards on both ends. She also set strong screens that the defense had a lot of trouble getting through. 

Gabrielle Hepburn, 2026 - Hepburn showed a lot of hustle and heart going up against older competition. She was constantly on the ground fighting for loose balls and going after rebounds. 

Allie Phasavang, 2024 - This kid was one of the top defenders at the camp. She is a tenacious on ball defender and understands how to play good help side defense. Offensively, she has no trouble creating her own shot. 

Justice Wilkinson, 2022 - Wilkinson looks to get the ball up the floor quick, especially in transition. The transition game is where she is most effective. Her ability to beat opponents up the floor and finish with either hand made her tough to guard.