Skye Cleveland, 2025 - Cleveland had a good showing throughout the day. The 5-foot-10 freshman showed that she can take advantage of her size and score it multiple ways. She is an active defender that was able to get steals and alter shots with her length. 

Ciera Hall, 2023 - Hall is a versatile player that can be effective inside-out. She can shoot it from different spots on the court, has a nice handle, and has the ability to create for her teammates. She can defend multiple positions, too. 

A'dia McKelton, 2026 - Coaches raved about this kid all day. Only an 8th grader, McKelton more than held her own against the high school competition. Her use of the head fake and jab stab to get defenders off balance stood out to me. She handles the ball and shoots it well; more importantly, she takes care of the ball. She also made her presence known on the defensive end. 

Sasha Oliver, 2025 - At 5-foot-11, Oliver has good size and length. She has a solid handle and can shoot it when open. As she continues to become more consistent offensively, she can develop into a threat on the perimeter.

Iyanna Smith, 2022 - Smith plays extremely aggressive on the boards. Her activity level when crashing was unmatched. She plays with a high motor and showed her ability to handle the ball under pressure. 

Nina Solomon - Soloman had a good day shooting from three. She has a consistent, fluid release with good range. Her handle stood out as well. 

Dori Usher, 2025 - Usher was one of the quickest guards that I saw on the day. Her speed combined with her shifty handle allowed her to easily blow by defenders to get inside the lane. She was also dangerous in transition due to her speed and ability to finish at the rim.