5 Make Big Friendly 16U All-Tournament First Team

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>17 16U teams composed of players from many states including Wyoming hit the four courts of Solid Rock gymnasium. Four games spread across Saturday and Sunday featured great play, great effort, and players with improved games by the end of the event. Five players were selected to the all-tournament first team. Enjoy a look at them below. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='572961' first='Hannah' last='Bond'], 6'1″, PF/C, Locust Grove (OK), Banshees 2025, 2026 – Bond was among the most dominant bigs on the floor. Very fast with a solid build, Bond has a mature post game and is very strong with moves involving a power dribble or two. In the open court off the catch, she either scores or scores and is fouled. Period. She gets up on rebounds and defends in the half court with strength and quickness.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='408136' first='Laykin' last='Moore'], 5'10”, PF, Mountain Home (AR), Yanders Law 2025 – Moore showed off perhaps the best turnaround jumper of any player in division. With her strong frame, hops, and strong handles she showed plenty of game in the half court. In transition, Moore was T-O-U-G-H! Hustle, finishing speed, right and left hand scoring ability. Defensively, Moore showed herself to be a very solid ability to keep the ball in front of her.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Addisen Lawrence</strong>, 5'3", PG, North Rock Creek (OK), Shock Select 2026, 2026 - A high motor player with strong, diversified abilities Lawrence showed resilience and a game punctuated with some chippiness. With a healthy dose of scorer's mentaity she handled strongly and with creativity, changing directions quickly and using her interior vision to drop dimes. A streaky shooter with 25' range, Lawrence was athletic and tough on finishes. Defensively she showed hand speed to generate on-the-ball steals from event the strongest ball-handlers she faced.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='572982' first='Kailee' last='Seaba'], 5'10", PF, Oohlagah (OK), Banshees 2025, 2026 - Solidly built, long, and fast Seaba was a consistent matchup problem on both ends. Opponents generally were not as fluid or consistent in everything they did like Seaba was. She elevated well on scores and rebounds, showed handling ability to go end-to-end off a rebound, and finishing ability at speed and through contact. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='572989' first='Preslee' last='Johnson'], 6'0", SF, Washington (OK), Team Oklahoma 16U Red - JR - Long, quick and athletic Johnson could usually be found at the top of full court pressure. While I liked her smooth release, high arching, perimeter shot what really grabbed me was her transition offense work. Her head was always on a swivel looking for teammates to distribute the ball to. While she finishes at speed well Johnson's crisp passes off the break, and in the half court perimeter, really stood out. Her vision spotted the open teammate and strong delivery earned assists. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->