2021 Under The Radar Super 7 #GirlsEliteCombine

With PGH Texas Top 100 [player_tooltip player_id="136312" first="Zoe" last="Nelson"], [player_tooltip player_id="136332" first="Kayla" last="Presley"], and [player_tooltip player_id="136353" first="Jazra" last="Williams"] already signed up, I knew that in itself would make the 2021 group interesting at Alamo City Hoops #GirlsEliteCombine and that, combined with what I always say, talent is everywhere, I knew the area would have some players I had seen little of or even seen and please remember Texas is a very big state filled with talent, once again, that’s why I lobbied for the recognition over 15 years ago as I fought the power until I realized I’d "JUST DO IT" myself and coming here definitely was an eye-opener but here are the 7 <img class="alignleft wp-image-193895 " src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/08/DSC_0313-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="129" height="129" /> Kendall Dominguez-5’8 guard (Somerset HS) Texas Hoops Dominguez can score, she shoots the mid to long-range effortlessly and consistently and watching her create her shot, under pressure was something to see. She handles the ball well, under pressure and she has a nice crossover that helps her split defenders or just get to the rim where she finishes strong Adryan Alvarez-5’6 guard (Del Valle HS) El Paso Hustle Alvarez has that "I won’t be denied" mindset on the court and watching her battle for loose balls and rebounds against taller players show that yet she has range, I’m talking about shooting it from close to NBA range and when you throw in she was one of the best "catch and shoot" performers at the combine ... <img class="alignleft wp-image-193896" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/08/DSC_0298-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="123" height="123" /> Juliana Tapia-5’5 guard (Sandra Day O’Connor HS) San Antonio Hustlers/ San Antonio Hoops Elite Tapia creates her shot so well under pressure that she keeps defenders off balance because not only can she hit the quick jumper, the pull-up is nice, she also can take defenders to the basket and finish after contact but that jumper from mid to long-range was clicking and dropping Madie Soto-5’10 forward (Antonian College Preparatory HS) Texas Hoops Soto uses her athleticism nicely, on both ends of the court as well as her size as she rebounds well on both ends of the court. She understands how to create her shot, she doesn’t force it and she can knock down the long ball as well as finish on the inside but watching her "follow her shot" over and over made me smile Audry Hornaday-5’7 guard (Sharyland Pioneer HS) Valley Rebels Elite Hornaday showed that her pull-up jumper was something that would be reckoned with during the skills and drills and when the games began, it definitely was but not only does she create her shot, she sees the floor well and makes good passes under pressure but watching her play the passing lane was a definite yes <img class="alignleft wp-image-193897" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/08/DSC_0338-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="105" height="105" /> Daelah Edwards-5’6 guard (San Antonio Veterans Memorial) Hustlers Edwards did a good job at seeing the floor, she also can handle the ball and whatever pressure is sent at her but she uses her athletic ability to just maneuver well in tight situations, she attacks the basket and finishes strongly, with either hand and she can drop the three &nbsp; Abigail Lebherz-6’1 post (Antonian College Preparatory HS) Texas Hoops Lebherz frame alone will have colleges recruiting her but her skill set will determine how many and what level so I was somewhat speechless at watching the hands and footwork combined with her frame, as well as her rebounding but she plays smart and passes well for a post. She shot the midrange, she shot the long-range, she attacked from the wing and she hit the stop and pop as I dropped the mic and walked away