Day 2 Session 3 Top Players #PBRSuper64

I’m rolling back through my notes on who and what I caught at PBR Super 64 and with over 300 teams, I think I put a dent in most of the HS squads so here were some standouts in the third session as I caught plenty Top 100 players <strong>2022</strong> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135388" first="Kenna" last="Gibson"]-5’8 SG ( Clear Springs HS) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Gibson showed me she would be one of the best long ball shooters in the state back in middle school yet her unlimited range has excelled what I saw coming because her release is fluid and quick and her wrist is strong because she dropped 25 to 30 footers with ease <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="265532" first="Brooklin" last="Brown"]-5’10 SG (Shadow Creek HS) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Brown shoots the long ball, attacks off the dribble, and has very good body control that enables her to finish, after contact included yet her midrange is what has been even more impressive as she sets the defender up smoothly and gets to wherever she wants and just drops the pull-up but she also plays the passing lane <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="314168" first="Aryelle" last="Stevens"]-6’1 PF (Pearland HS) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Stevens is one of the Most Improved players in her class, she always battled fiercely inside,I dropped the #BEAST hashtag earlier this season yet her finishes around the rim, with either hand, after contact has just wowed me, well so has her facing the basket to drop the short jumper, oh and her defense is a YES! <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135363" first="R’Mani" last="Taylor"]- 5’6 PG (Shadow Creek HS) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Taylor showed me she was a #D1Lock while dribbling in street clothes, in the 5th grade, I'll never forget that yet she has left me with some memorable things like her patented "no look" passes on the money so her ability to see the floor is among the best in the state, so is her running a squad, plus she has deep range <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135373" first="Maurdaisha" last="Powell"]-5’11 SG/SF (Dulles HS) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Powell simply has been a terror defensively, wait, she's "long and athletic" which is the base I use, so do college coaches and when you factor in her timing, well she blocked 5 shots in a row on the same possession and she plays the passing lane but she does a good job creating her shot for the jumper <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="202481" first="Mercedes" last="Mancha"]-5’6 PG (Manvel) Skyrise Edmond</strong> Mancha has put on gutsy performances all season, on a sprained ankle she comes in the game because the team was shorthanded and drops a 3, who does that, but her dropping a 3 is nothing I haven't seen as she creates her shot under pressure yet she also handles the ball and sees the floor, the same way, under pressure <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="158682" first="Deja" last="Hinson"]-5’6 PG (Clemens HS) SA Finest Tay Bo</strong> Hinson understands how to control the tempo, yet she also has a very nice first step to attack and finish or attack and dish and her passes are solid, well so is her jumper from mid to long-range and she does a good job on defense <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="135397" first="Sierra" last="McDermed"]-5’8 SG  (Johnson HS) SA Finest Tay Bo</strong> McDermed is one of those players you need to guard immediately because she has very good range and can score off the dribble yet she also does things in the flow, doesn't force anything and the clincher is her delivering in the clutch <strong>Kelsie Hawkins-5’6 PG (Reagan HS) SA Finest Tay Bo</strong> Hawkins has the acronym SWB which is "speed with ball" so watching her go coast to coast under control and still being able to see the floor at full speed makes her a definite threat in transition because she can keep it or drop the stop and pop <strong>Gabby Elliot-6’0 SF/PF (Smithson Valley HS) SA Finest Tay Bo</strong> Elliot uses her body well around the rim, understands positioning which enables her to outrebound taller players, yet it also allows her to finish against taller players and this includes after contact because she has a strong body and goes in with power <strong>Jasmyn Brock-5’9 PF (Clemens HS) SA Finest Tay Bo</strong> Brock uses her body well, set solid screens, and rolled for baskets but she also did a good job defending inside the paint. She rebounded and ran the floor well <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Caitlynn Jordan-6’2 SF (Dallas Christian) UHE 16U</strong> Jordan used her size to alter, deflect and block shots because her timing was on point. She also rebounded on both of the floor and finished around the basket