Ohio Summer Showcase 2024 Standouts
Prep Girls Hoops Staff
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Our PGH Staff was at the Ohio Summer Showcase in full force on July 18th at the College of Wooster. We saw over 300 players compete in front of more than 60 college coaches. Here are some more of the 2024 standouts from the day full of action.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="280610" first="Grace" last="Groves"] - Class of 2024 - Marysville </strong>
Groves is a big and strong forward who does an outstanding job around the rim. She is a good rebounder who also has the ability to block/alter a number of shots. Grace can score with both hands without forcing the action, is a good screen setter and is constantly seen encouraging her teammates.
<strong>Caydence Scale (pictured above) - Class of 2024 - Northwestern</strong>
Scale is a lightning-quick point guard who is especially tough to stop in the open floor. An outstanding passer, Caydence is at her best when she is breaking down defenses and finding her teammates for open shots. She is a creative finisher, using runners and floaters to score over bigger defenders.
<strong>Teagan Ng - Class of 2024 - Big Walnut</strong>
Teagan is a long wing with a great spot-up game. Her range extends well-beyond the 3-point line - once she gets going it’s tough to stop her. Ng could be the ultimate match-up nightmare if she would mix-up a post-up game and some off-of-the-dribble moves more often, but in the mean-time she is a legitimate double-double threat each time she takes the floor.
<strong>Jena Guilliams - Class of 2024 - Loudonville</strong>
Guilliams is a combo-guard who showed the ability to play both spots successfully. She handled the ball well and showed poise initiating offense for her team. Off of the ball - Jena has a quick release and a lot of confidence from deep. At times - Jena took plays off of defense, but when she was engaged, she was a more than capable defender on the ball.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="217352" first="Sky" last="Regan"] - Class of 2024 - Chippewa</strong>
Regan is in the tweener stage of her young career, showing potential to play the guard, wing and post positions. She has great size and is comfortable shooting the 3 or playing on the block. Sky uses her long arms to get a number of tips and deflections, while also rebounding at a high level on the defensive end.
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