Week Ten Junior Risers

The 2023 class in Ohio has some outstanding prospects, along with many players trying to catch the eye of the right college coach to continue their career. Here are five juniors who played well in the games I saw during Week 10 of the girls hoops season in Ohio. <strong>Ainsley O’Toole, 5-8 2023, St. Ursula- </strong>Showed good body control from the guard position, able to slash and score in the paint and can finish well at the rim. Has good body control and plays under control, and is able to play through<strong> </strong>contact. Ainsley is a good downhill type of player. <strong>Gabby Razanno, 6-2 2023, Mason- </strong>Had a great performance against rival Lakota West today, and earlier in the week in their big win against Fairfield, I liked Gabby’s game as she cuts and moves well to get open and is long and athletic. Her game continues to grow as she continues to work on her strength to become even more proficient in the paint. Able to disrupt shots with her length. <strong>Neveah Millerton, 6-0 2023, West Carrollton- </strong>Seems to fit in nicely with her new team this season after the move from Butler. She is a strong player who can play physical and does a nice job around the paint. Good on the boards, able to contribute with some range to her game. <strong>Micaiah Byrd, 5-7 2023, National Trail- </strong>She has dealt with injuries in the past but has put together a good junior season. She isn’t afraid of contact, can get past her defender with an aggressive style of play. Good handles and can see the floor and find her open teammate. She possesses good range and can score from behind the arc. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="216092" first="Paige" last="Frazier"], 5-6 2023, Monroe- </strong>She possesses excellent range from the perimeter, also has a great first step where she can get by her defender and score at the rim. Good body control and able to run the floor in transition and finish at the rim.