Shooters and Scores fill up day 2 at Summer Elite Showcase

All I can say is wow, and day 2 of Prime Time Sportz Summer Elite Showcase had plenty pf offensive standouts on hand , from those dropping the long ball from another stratosphere to those mixing it up with a variety of shots from every angle imaginable and here are five, well six for a bonus <strong>2020 </strong> [caption id="attachment_72097" align="alignleft" width="163"] Madison Cready[/caption] <strong>Madison Cleary-5'10 SG (Cy Fair Elite 17U Platinum)</strong> I have seen some fantastic long ball shooting exhibitions however this one was special as she went off against an EYBL team on center stage in front of a packed, wait, overflow of college coaches. Eight or nine threes, in the first half , was something to see, one included a 4 point play <strong>Elauna Eaton-6'0 SG (DFW Elite 17U EYBL)</strong> if you wanted the long ball, she gave it to you or if you played her too close, she blew by you and with her length and athleticism, she created numerous problems for defenders  not to mention the fact is that she simply goes hard and keeps coming at you <p style="text-align: left"><strong>2021</strong></p> <strong>Kate Valle-5'11 SG (Pro Skills 16U National)</strong> caught a glimpse of her on day one as I was trying to get a feel on how I was going to cover the event and out of the side of my eye I saw her drop a couple of 30 footers. Day 2 showed me I didn't see a mirage and she dropped a barrage of long range shots, a couple were three feet from half-court. She attacks well off the dribble and has a midrange <strong>Krystal McAllister-5'8 SG(Missouri Phenom 17U Swoosh)</strong> dropped at least eight threes on opening day and I can't honestly say how many she unloaded on yesterday but I do know this, guard her at half court. She has range, she's accurate and equally important is the fact that she can catch and shoot it <strong>2022</strong> [caption id="attachment_72127" align="alignright" width="200"] <strong>Caitlyn Panuco</strong>[/caption] <strong>Caitlun Panuco-5'7 PG (Lady Wolfpack)</strong> you can't teach what she has and to put up numbers after the hard fouls and punishment she takes on the court has me somewhat speechless because two things, she keeps coming back and she finds ways to put the ball in the basket. Long range is deadly but her acrobatic "and ones" have been special throughout hr early career <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Angel Tumbarello-5'4 SG (SA Finest Ki Will)</strong> young lady, as in incoming freshman, is no joke and I've watched her just go off numerous times in her career but doing it on center stage in front off an abundance of coaches against a very athletic and aggressive squad told me a lot about her game and future. Quick release and she can create under pressure