PGH Showcase: Team 2 Evals

The PGH Showcase recently featured players from five different states in a two session showcase camp where prospects from the class of 2021-2025 were able to compete in live games in front of media and recorded games that college coaches will be able to view via YouTube in the coming week. Below are quick evals from Team 2. Follow the link <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/10/pgh-showcase-team-1-evals/">here</a> to view evals from team 1. College coaches, feel free to reach out to me for further details on any of the players highlighted below. <h3><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Team 2 Evals:</strong></span></h3> 2023 5’9 SG [player_tooltip player_id="154470" first="Alina" last="Sapilak"] (Emerald Ridge HS) - A stock riser from session one. I have seen Sapilak progress tremendously over the last few years. She played with a lot of confidence attacking off the bounce and finishing some difficult baskets. She is long and fluid and played with some swagger. If she can continue to progress at the same rate she has, colleges will be knowing about her within the next year two. 2023 5’9 CG [player_tooltip player_id="115394" first="Marecia" last="Barnett"] (Emerald Ridge HS) - Another Emerald Ridge standout that impressed. Marecia handled the ball really well and has good change of direction moves. Her shot has improved some since I had last seen her and passing is her best attribute, especially on the fast break. 2022 5’10 PF [player_tooltip player_id="218318" first="Ava" last="Cook"] (Stanwood HS) - Cook was able to display some toughness and a willingness to compete on the defensive end at the showcase. Her offensive skill set is developing at this stage. She is strong and will continue to get better with time. On track to be able to help some small college program. 2022 5’11 SF [player_tooltip player_id="27960" first="Colbi" last="Zorich"] (Inglemoor HS) - Played absolutely outstanding the entire event and I do not say that lightly. Zorich worked as hard as anyone and was one of the leading scorers for each game she played in. She possesses good size at the wing position, runs the floor hard, can defend multiple positions and finishes well on the break. A stock riser! *Feature image 2022 6’4 C [player_tooltip player_id="27938" first="Camille" last="Jentzsch"] (Lake Stevens HS) - The MVP of session 1 and well deserving of it! Jentzsch imposed her will on the offensive end and cleaned up the boards on both ends consistently. She loves finishing with her left/off hand around the basket and did so at a high rate. She ran the floor considerably well for a center that was only playing with a 5 person team for a 44 minute game. A clear cut Division 1 recruit.