15u Standouts At The Great Lakes Challenge – Part 1
The Prep Girls Hoops Circuit brought a lot of excitement to Grand Rapids this weekend. The 15u bracket showed that there’s some very good young talent in the state. We will look at some of the standout 15u players at the event.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="336023" first="Nour" last="Beydoun"] (2025, HYPE Athletics 2025 Brian, Crestwood)</strong>
Beydoun played really well off the block at the event. She has a ton of upside with her ability to work and score in the paint. Beydoun did a nice job of drawing contact and finishing through it.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="422004" first="Rylie" last="Burley"] (2025, The Naturals 2025, Leslie)</strong>
Burley was a solid all around player over the course of the weekend. She showed the ability to score when her team needed it and she was a high quality defender as well. Burley also showed the ability to handle the ball and keep her turnover numbers low.
<strong>Alison Farr (2025, PR1DE 2025, Howell)</strong>
Farr was at her best when the ball was in her hands to start the possession. She was a vocal leader that also set an example with her hustle and willingness to get after it on the court. Farr proved to be a multi level scorer that could finish at the rim as well as bury a triple.
<strong>Sophia Heady (2025, TC Elite 2025, Brighton)</strong>
Heady was an asset in the paint for TC Elite. She did a very nice job on the glass, specifically on the defensive end. Heady seemed to havea nose for the ball off the rim.
<strong>Selena Titus (2025, BNB 2025, Tri-Unity Christian)</strong>
Titus was one of the top lead guards in the 15u bracket. She did an excellent job controlling the pace of the game. Titus’ ball handling and decision making allowed her teammates to get into a comfortable rhythm.
<strong>Megan Wurster (2025, Harbor Impact 2025, Lakeshore)</strong>
Wurster showed a lot of upside in her game. She was a solid 2 way player at the Great Lakes Challenge. Wurster was comfortable being counted on as a scorer and she had an eye for the ball on D.
<strong>Ashli Wright (2025, HYPE Athletics 2025 Stillwell, Westfield Prep)</strong>
Wright played some really good basketball over the weekend. I was impressed with the way she played off the ball, looking for ways to get open with space. Wright can play the game at a high speed.
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