Jessee Wallis
Tirenique Broadwater was impressive on Saturday with her energy. *Photo by Ty Freeman.
Powell Is Physical On The Court
Dazia Powell from Raleigh, N.C., is probably one of the most physical players at camp. The 2017 pairs that physicality with a nice perimeter jump shot.
Sullivan Sunday
Daly Sullivan from South Bend, Ind., came to play. The 2017 is scoring all over the floor, from beyond the arc and all the space in-between.
Jarrells Is A Player
Dena Jarrells from Dunlow, W.V., has style and build like a young Sam Prehalis. In the span of a minute, she got a tricky lay-up, a steal for an AND 1, and then knocked down a three. This young gun is fun to watch and is only a 2019.
Boshears - Different Day Same Results
Skylar Boshears from LaFollete, Tenn., continues on her scoring spree. Yesterday she was attacking the basket with a tear. Today, she is on a 3-point shooting tangent, knocking down her shot consistently.
Aifuwa Owns Paint
Faustine Aifuwa of Dacula, Ga., was a force in the paint today on both ends of the court. The 6-4 center was owning the paint and taking initiative on offense scoring at the rim.
Stallworth Shows Energy and Leadership
Jordan Stallworth of Lawrenceville, Ga., is making her presence known on the floor with her high energy and vocalness on the defensive end. Sunday, Day Two, the 2016 forward showed her ability to put the ball on the floor and score around the basket.
Williamson From Deep
Ashley Williamson, a 2019 from Elgin, S.C., was getting buckets from beyond the arc. Her shooting percentage is high because of her ability to knockdown consistently.
Boshear Has Ball-Skills
Skylar Boshear, a guard out of LaFollette, Tenn., was impressive with her ball-handling skills. The 2019 guard was showing her ability to create off the bounce.
Chaplin In Beast Mode
Alliyah Chaplin, a 2018 out of Chapel Hill, N.C., is a strong forward that operated in beast mode earlier today. She showed great body control, soft touch in the lane and is a leaper around the glass. Her quick jumper added a lot of character to her game as well.
Johnson Delivers A Surprise
Alexis Johnson, a 6-1 perimeter player out of Houston, Texas, was the surprise player of the afternoon. She has elite size and athleticism for either wing position, is strong for her age and pushes the issue, especially on offense.
Hubbard Shows Versatility
Kaila Hubbard of Jonesboro, Ga., is a versatile, left-handed, 2018 forward that can play inside out. She is a scorer through contact and handles it well in the open court.
Morrison & Pointer Tag Team
Khayla Pointer, a talented 2017 from Marietta, Ga., is slicing and dicing with teammate Quannecia Morrison from Riverdale, Ga. also in the 2017 class. Both are in the Top 25.
Whalen Playing More Confident Than Ever
Erin Whalen of Charlotte, N.C., has tremendously improved her ball-handling in the open court. The 6-1, 2016 shooting guard, was grabbing rebounds and pushing the ball up the court with no hesitation. Her confidence is sky high going into her high school season.
Locke Rounding Out Her Game
Breanna Locke, a 2016 from Flowery Branch, Ga., continues to play well this summer. Her development in her perimeter shot has really elevated her game. Her presentation is more well rounded to compliment her ability to score around the basket against smaller defenders.
Johnson Makes Teammates Excel
Mychelle Johnson, a 2016 out of Huntington, W.Va., creates opportunities for herself and for her teammates. She has great basketball IQ that makes her a favorite to watch play on the court. You can't help but notice a player who cares about team basketball in a setting with players who are just getting to know each other.
Broadwater Pursues Basketball
Tirenique Broadwater of Acworth, Ga., is a wirey small forward that is always around the ball. The 6-0, 2015 forward has size and athleticism to make plays that others can't. When she runs the floor, good things happen.
Lewis Tough To Guard
Jordan Lewis, a 2016 out of Windermere, Fla., can score inside and out. She is tough to defend because of her range and her ability to finish at the rim. Pick your poison when it comes playing her for the drive or for the deep 3.
Taylor Wagner can score from different areas on the court. *Photo by Ty Freeman.
Wagner In Attack Mode
Taylor Wagner, a 2016 point guard out of Palm City, Fla., showed her ability to score from beyond the arc and in the key. She knocked down a nice 3-point pull-up off the screen with good rhythm and release. She countered the next time down with a ball screen rejection for a layup.
Claytor With Mismatch Potential
Dominique Claytor of Winston Salem, N.C., brings size and athleticism to either guard position. She is a combo player than can post up smaller defenders in the paint and be successful. The 2016 guard has good speed in the open court and can maintain that ball control in transition.
Post Just Gets It
Kelly Post, a seasoned 2016 point guard from Fayettille, N.C., brings focus and poise as a floor general. She runs an offense with confidence and command. Her effort level is higher than anyone else's in game 2 on court 1.
Ananda Jones has command running the one. *Photo by Ty Freeman.
Newcomer Ananda Jones Brings Court Presence
2016 guard, Ananda Jones from Midlothian, Va., had great command on the court today. She brings strength to the guard position along with a patient rhythm running the point. She was able to shake defenders this morning with violent fakes with the ball and power.
Jessee Wallis played with intensity on Saturday. *Photo by Ty Freeman.
Wallis Leads With Energy
Jessee Wallis, a 2016 guard from Dayton, Tenn., lead her team to a one-point victory in the opening game on court 1 with her hustle and effort. She's a tenacious perimeter player who actually defended out of position for her team today. When she is patient on offense, she can be a real handful to defend.
Fab Five Kicks Off In Suwanee
With more than a 100 players from 12 different states, Fab Five Camp is off to a great start Saturday morning.
