10 Names To Know From Grassroots Weekend

Kimerer is quickly proving to be a player to watch as the spring rolls along. The was the head of the snake for a competitive Michigan Cobras 2026 Gold team. Kimerer played downhill while effectively controlling the pace and was one of the better 15u’s at the PGH Exclusive,

Roehm did Roehm things in Cincy, burying 15 triples at an impressive 40% clip. Equally as impressive though, was the way she was able to put the ball on the floor and get to the rim. Roehm was tenacious as well, sacrificing for loose balls and playing nose to nose defense on the perimeter.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Edmondson ends up as one of the most improved players in the state through grassroots season. Her offensive and defensive footwork already looks greatly improved. Edmondson looks quicker in the lane, making her even more tenacious around the rim.

Davis was a head turner to say the least. She battled against any and all comers, and she played like she WANTED to line up against the best of the best. Her tenacity and fearlessness really stood out and it’s those things that can separate great from legendary. Davis was one of the better passers in the gym and really showed solid court vision and leadership.

Stewart sent a message with her play this weekend. Her aggressiveness and grit helped set a tone for her MI Drive Premier 2025 squad. Stewart played downhill, finding lanes to the rim and hitting them in a hurry.

Lincoln sent a big time message at the S40. She needs to be, and probably is, on some radars right now. Lincoln proved that she can handle at a high level and flaunted a high basketball IQ with her steadiness and decision making.

Moorer is a really talented prospect. While she gets plenty of accolades, she honestly probably deserves even more. Moorer was the definition of consistency this weekend. She was right around a double-double in points and rebounds almost every game.

There’s a really good reason that Dillard keeps showing up in articles. It’s because she’s really good. She once again showed that she’s one of the top 2 way players in the state. Dillard can guard multiple positions as well as score against a variety of defenders.

Dykstra is going to drive opponents crazy over the next few years. Her ease of movement is spectacular and really helps her to be an elite playmaker. Dykstra has become very versatile offensively with the ability to read matchups and play outside-in as well as inside-out.

Davis was an absolute wrecking ball for the Michigan Goonies E40 at The Heart of Texas Showcase. She was slick with the ball and showed that she can create from the wing and score against anyone from any part of the country. Davis had multiple 20 plus point games.