Best Unsigned Seniors in Attendance at the PGH Dynasty Classic

Check out my scouting report and analysis on some of the top unsigned seniors in attendance at the Prep Girls Hoops Easter Classic! College coaches be sure you do not over look these ladies! <strong>Cieara Dinwiddie </strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">2022 5’11 Porter High School, TX (Lady Hustle 2023 National)</span> Cieara was one of the most polished players in attendance, the lanky stretch forward showed off an ability to score from the outside as well as dominate smaller competition on the block. I was very impressed with her shot making ability off the catch, she is a consistent trailer option with an ability to punish the defense anytime she is given room to shoot. I was most impressed with the energy she displayed on the defensive end of the floor, she routinely came away with some impressive blocks after jumping multiple times. What I loved the most of her game however was the positive energy she plays the game with. Whether she is on the court or the bench, she is always engaged and cheering on her teammates while keeping their heads up when they make a mistake. I loved how engaged she was with everything that was happening on the floor. This is one unsigned senior who needs to be on your radar coaches! <strong>Madelyn Delos Santos </strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">2022 5’3 Pasadena Memorial High School, TX (BDA 2023 Bowman)</span> Madelyn is a high level point guard who is great at creating space with a live dribble, on the last day she dropped a player within the half court offense and then pulled up from the mid-range in her face. I was very impressed at the ease in which she scored off the bounce from all three levels of the floor. She made good decisions with the basketball, and made accurate passes into the post with ease. What I was most impressed with was her awareness on both ends of the court, her head never seems to stop moving in search of the next play and read. I loved her ability to read her opponents eyes and jump passes in the passing lane, and then running to finish on the fast break. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="331936" first="Morgan" last="Williams"] </strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">2022 6’0 Home School, TX (AE Black 2023)</span> Morgan is a high level forward who is a very strong rebounder, she routinely boxes out her opponents and maintains good positioning on both ends of the floor. Her energy and hustle on the glass really stood out, but what made her an even better player was her ability to pick out the right outlet pass. She helped jumpstart her team on the fast break time after time again with her ability to pass halfway up the court and hit her teammates in stride. I was very impressed with the ease in which she controlled the glass and made a difference with her passing ability. I would like to see her get more confident with her handle in the open court. <strong>Darleshia Holmes </strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">2022 5’2 South Houston High School, TX (Texas Cagers Select 2023 Blue)</span> Darleshia is an intelligent point guard who knows how to pass and move without the basketball to manipulate the defense. Her overall feel for the game was very high and she constantly passed her teammates open and then confused the help defender by flashing to the rim right behind them. I loved watching her manipulate the defense with her movement as well as her eyes when she had the basketball. She got into the paint with a live dribble and always made a good kick-out pass to her shooters on the wings and deep in the corners. She is a high energy player who knows how to handle the ball to create space for herself. I would like to see her work on her aggressiveness and willingness to finish at the rim.