The Babies Are Coming #DuelForTheDynasty

I know some get upset when I say " The Babies" yet I'm from the Dinosaur era of evaluating and although they have become extinct, I'm a crocodile which is I wear Lacoste so anything I give you, absorb it because it will be real in this social media era of not knowing what to believe like phantom offers, fake rankings, and worse, deepfake videos, my primary goal since I went solo was to put players capable of playing at some level of the next level out there and I occasionally catch some that I call #D1Lock because I know where the bar was set, also from another era so here are some of the STANDOUTS yet to play high school, some haven't even played middle school, that I caught <p style="text-align: center"><a href="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2022/05/20220515_125342-scaled-crop-1920x1261-1653042527.jpg"><img class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-432267" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2022/05/20220515_125342-scaled-crop-1920x1261-1653042527-300x197.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="197" /></a></p> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='976551' first='Maleah' last='Mason'] (Cy Fair Elite 2026 National White)</strong> team is loaded and she's a spark at the 1, well the 2 as well. Speaking of loaded young squads, <strong>[program_tooltip program_id='715168' first='True' last='Texas Hoops'] 2028 National</strong> has several stars, rosters are very important because<strong> Paige Davis and [player_tooltip player_id='878672' first='Addie' last='Seal']</strong> are young with huge upside, well I could say that for the whole squad as I caught their game against <strong>[program_tooltip program_id='713323' first='EYG' last=''] 2028</strong>, and <strong>Chloe Woodson</strong>, pictured above, brought so much heat and intensity on the defensive end in the 5 minutes I had to watch their game that I was overly impressed. I also enjoyed  GOC 2026 with the<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2022/05/inside-presence-duelforthedynasty/"><strong> INSIDE PRESENCE</strong></a> from<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='486408' first='Maccie' last='Bain']</strong> as well as a talented point guard, <strong>Aliviah Daniel</strong> yet that<strong> Davis girl </strong>who joins the others below as #LOCKS <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='486405' first='Ti'heiress' last='Davis']-5'8 SG/SF (McAlester Middle School) GOC 2026</strong> Davis has the right mindset that grabs me as she does things <strong>INSTINCTIVELY</strong> and I saw that almost 3 years ago in <strong>Oklahoma at a Pass The Ball</strong> camp because I'm that good at knowing what I'm looking at. She follows her shot, she understands how to trap, and also <strong>REACTS</strong> well on defense yet she attacks relentlessly and finishes strongly after contact but guess what else, she has a pull-up jumper and she plays the passing lane <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='486452' first='Kinley' last='Lewis']-5'10 (Scott Middle School) [program_tooltip program_id='715506' first='Lady' last='Sparks'] 2026</strong> Lewis is the MATRINAME from my mother's side yet no possible nepotism is needed as she is one of the MOST athletic young players I have seen coming up and her flying through the air and grabbing rebounds got my adrenaline going. Guess what else, she has very good timing to block, alter and (or) deflect shots but her scary upside, for defenders, not me, will grab the attention of college coaches <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='572438' first='Kate' last='Wernli']-5'9 SG (Bixby Middle School) [program_tooltip program_id='716211' first='Team' last='Griffin'] Elite Wernli 2025 [2026]</strong> Wernli is one of the best shooters coming up, I mean her ability to create her shot and drop it is better than many shooters heading to college right now. Her shot is fluid, the release is smooth and she can nail it with a hand in her face yet what I also like is her coming off the screen and dropping it as well as being able to "catch and shoot" and just for fun, to keep the defender honest, she's scoring more off the dribble so "pick your poison" <strong>Tyra McKinnie-5'11 SF/PF (Glenpool Middle School) [program_tooltip program_id='716211' first='Team' last='Griffin'] Elite Wernli 2025 [2026]</strong> McKinnie, one more time, reminds me of a young Nneka Ogwuike catching anything thrown at her, I rarely do comparisons yet when I do, you know it's legit and she's so active around the basket, goes after everything off the rim, on both ends yet she stays with the ball off the rim and scores on putbacks with ease. She's facing the basket more, even handling the ball and going coast to coast both after the rebound as well as playing the passing lane <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='947692' first='Emerie' last='Gonzalez']-5'3 PG (Duncanville Middle School) Mid-Cities Smoke 2023 [2028]</strong> Gonzalez wins the "All Bets Are Off" award, yeah I made that one up on the fly yet I'm not making up what she brings to the table playing 17U, no typo here. Poised under pressure at the most important position, the game starts at the 1 remember, and her court vision, crisp passes as well as decision-making are ahead of her years yet she understands how to control the tempo, can drop the mid to long-range as well as score off the dribble, even showed the FLOATA