Spring AAU Recap players who stood out

Justin Feinberg

June 15, 2022 @ 01:08 PM

With the spring AAU season coming to end, it’s time to look back at the players who stood out this spring Grassroots season. [player_tooltip player_id="384501" first="Olivia" last="Baytarian"], Mass Huskies, Class 2025, Position PG, HT 5’5 The point guard had a great high school season as a freshman on varsity, and continued the momentum all spring season long with the Mass Huskies. Her team recently won the Zero Gravity Nationals Tournament, and she was named tournament MVP. She had 20 points in the championship game. She handles ball well, and does not get flustered when ball handling with defensive pressure. She has an array of crafty moves to help her score on bigger defenders. I except her to take a big jump in her sophomore season. Louisa Kinsley, MT Elite Ducks, Class 2024, Position SG/SF Louisa capped off a strong spring season, helping the MTE Elite Ducks team win the Zero Gravity National Championship. She was named tournament MVP for the division and to the all tournament varsity first team. She is a very good athlete, and is a three sport varsity athlete in high school. She is really raising her stock this spring season. She also helped lead the Ducks to multiple other tournament championship. She plays hard on both ends of the floor. She will get you a stop on defense when you need it, and can make big baskets late in the game. Lilly Nossiff, New Hampshire Spartans, Class 2025, Position F Lilly was a freshman on the varsity team this high school season, and made an impact right away. Lilly kept up the strong play this AAU season. She was named to the Zero National all ninth grade team. She is a versatile forward who can drive to the basket, finish well at the rim, and gets a bunch of second chance points. She is still developing her skill set, but is showing her potential. Hailey Cyrus, Mass Elite, Class 2024, Position G/SF Hailey had a strong spring season for Mass Elite. She can shoot the three well, and also attack the basket. She has a competitive nature to her, and always wants to improve. She is a good defender, who has a good stance, and always has her hands up. Hailey will only keep improving in her junior season.