OGBR Elite Exposure Showcase- 2022s Pt.2

The talent at the OGBR Elite Exposure Showcase brought out these 2022 players to shine in front numerous college coaches. All of these players caught the eye of those in attendance. <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Chloe Chard Peloquin, 6-2 Newark Catholic</strong></span> First time I had the chance to sit and watch her game closely and I really liked the way she moved and ran the floor. Definitely a next level kid, with a lot of promise. She controlled the paint with her physical style, has the skills to alter or block shots at the rim. Will body up with her opponent with success. Can rebound well and has great hands able to possess the ball. Has a strong will to score at the rim, also has some good range. Hoping to see her again this fall. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">Trinity Ramos, 5-5 Reynoldsburg</span></strong> What an intense floor leader and does a great job running the show. Has the ability to push the ball in transition with great court awareness. Excellent court vision with solid handles, High motor and has a high IQ. Good perimeter range, can score in multiple ways. Moves well to get herself in better position to score. Outstanding three-point shooter. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">Makiya Miller, 5-7 Reynoldsburg</span></strong> Like Trinity, this young lady showed a lot of promise and will be part of a very talented team this winter in Central Ohio. Also can push the ball well north-south and reads the floor well. Not afraid to mix it up and play physical and has a strong body to score in the paint. Excellent body control and can score with both hands. Strong handles and a very good passer, sees the floor well. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">Ma’Kaylia Lute, 5-5 Huber Heights Wayne</span></strong> I expect a solid year from Ma’Kaylia as she heads into her junior year. She is such an explosive player who can get to the rim on nearly anyone. Can score with both hands and is a difference maker at the guard spot. Her quickness and floor speed would fit a team with a high transition offense but don’t think she can’t score from the perimeter. She has become a complete player. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">[player_tooltip player_id="92533" first="Nia" last="Kemper"], 5-4 Loveland</span></strong> She has a great basketball IQ and reads the floor as well as anyone. Solid productive guard who anticipates well, can bust the long range shots from beyond the arc. Moves well around the perimeter and sets herself up for the best shot. Very good at shooting off the dribble, also can put the ball on the floor and get to the rim. &nbsp; &nbsp;