Standout 2025s from Day 2 at the PGH Dynasty Region Kick Off

Here is my list of some impressive ladies who really shined during their time on the court during the first day of the Prep Girls Hoops Dynasty Region Kick Off! Look for them to have some stellar play throughout the next few circuit months. <strong>Mattie Dolla</strong> 2025 Anson High School, TX (Texas Platinum 2024 Bruce) Mattie is a sharp shooting guard who has the ability to catch fire at any given point in time on the game. She calmly knocks down shots from all around the arc, even with a defender coming out to contest. I was very impressed with her maturity with the ball in her hands, no player coming at her really affected her as she rose up to shoot. She always stays ready and has a very quick release to punish the defense for late coverage on the perimeter. I was very impressed with the speed in which she was able to consistently get her shot off coming off of swing passes or kickout drives. She operated really well on the corners and has all the tools to become an effective guard at the next level. I loved watching her pass the ball as well, she made timely passes to cutting and slipping teammates and her passes always seemed to be put in the right spot. Where she truly makes her mark however is her confidence in getting her shot off with a live dribble. I was very impressed with her shot making ability off the dribble at all three levels of the floor. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="315239" first="Tristin" last="Pierce"]</strong> 2025 5’4 Lawtin MacArthur High School, OK (Oklahoma Aces 2024 Vick) Tristin is an aware point guard guard who can operate out of all three levels of the floor. She can calmly initiate offense within the half court and find her teammates by making accurate reads out to the corners. I was very impressed by her unselfishness and ability to make the right decisions within the flow of her team’s offense. She showed an ability to calmly knock down shots on the perimeter, especially off the catch. On the defensive end of the floor she has active hands that have a knack of poking the ball free. I was impressed with how well she moved her feet and forced her opponents to the sideline. She was great at using her teammates and the sideline as help defenders to force her opponents into tough spots. She rebounded the ball at a high level for a guard as well, and always kept her head up to make the right full court pass or finish on the other end for a coast to coast look. <strong>Amari Hamer</strong> 2025 5’6 Broken Arrow High School, OK (Rebel Elite 2025) Amari is a highly skilled guard with a real ability to control the tempo of the offense. Whether she was creating looks by firing high level one handed passes up the court or creating looks within the half court for her teammates, she always had her head up to make the right read within the flow of the offense. I was very impressed with her ability to score off the dribble as well, she had one play where she snatched a long rebound and got a shot off in the midrange to beat the first half buzzer. She consistently got to her spots within the midrange and rose up over her defenders. I would like to see her work on her ability to attack defenses in the paint and finishing with more consistency at the rim. On the defensive end of the floor, she played in tense defense and had some jaw dropping defensive plays. I was blown away by the amount of chase down blocks she had in the paint, if her teammate was ever beat off the dribble she screamed in from the weak side to protect the rim. <strong>Mia Adams</strong> 2025 5’7 Tulsa Union High School, OK (Tulsa Hawks 2025) Mia is an explosive combo guard who thrives at getting downhill and towards the rim within the half court. Her ability to turn the corner and beat her defenders out of the triple threat was incredibly impressive. It is clear she has put in the work on manipulating defenses out of the triple threat with her footwork and her ability to quickly get to a spot. I was very impressed with her ability to set up her teammates as well, she always seemed to make accurate decisions and pick apart them on the defensive end of the floor. On the defensive side of the ball she is aggressive and fights hard. She posses good size to defend on the perimeter but also can work to defend the paint when necessary. It was fun watching her work on the boards and punish her opponents on the glass as well. <strong>Cofey Collier</strong> 2025 5’8 Bishop McGuinness High School, OK (Team Buddy Buckets 2025) Cofey is an athletic wing with all the tools to develop into a high level player at the next level. Her perfect blend of athleticism and length allows her to wreak havoc on both ends of the floor. She moves her feet very well and is good at keeping her opponents in front of her. She has a soft touch on her passes into the post, which allows her teammates to always catch them and finish at the rim. I was very impressed with her blend of passes that found cutting teammates while also setting up her bigs on the block.