Opening Night Fireworks
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Week one of the girls’ basketball scene started Monday, December 4th. These girls took no time showing their offensive firepower to spectators in the audience! Kendyl Smith MI #2 PG #1 HEIGHT 5'9" POS PG CLASS 2026 View Profile Kendyl…
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Continue ReadingWeek one of the girls’ basketball scene started Monday, December 4th. These girls took no time showing their offensive firepower to spectators in the audience!
Kendyl Smith Kendyl Smith 5’9″ | PG Flint Powers Catholic | 2026 State MI exploded for 21 points in her first official contest with a reloaded Powers Catholic team. On opening night the fans were charged up and she kept them entertained all night. Kendyl drained a deep 3 pointer to end the first quarter at the buzzer, and then followed that up with a volleyball line 3 to end the 2nd quarter! She hit 3’s contested and uncontested, while penetrating the lane and skipping the ball to more shooters on the floor. Coaches have to pick their poison when they try to stop Kendyl Smith Kendyl Smith 5’9″ | PG Flint Powers Catholic | 2026 State MI and she was unstoppable Tuesday night for Powers.
Amaya Smith Amaya Smith PG Powers Catholic | 2024 State MI excelled greatly on both sides of the ball for Powers Tuesday. She caused a 5 second call with her on-ball pressure and flustered opposing guards. Amaya is a lethal shooter outside especially in transition as she drilled multiple 3’s off the catch. Her defensive awareness and effort make her a complete prospect for the Chargers.
Mayae Carradine Mayae Carradine PG Davison | 2025 State MI
Mayae Carradine Mayae Carradine PG Davison | 2025 State MI
Mayae Carradine Mayae Carradine PG Davison | 2025 State MI #3 was a key performer for Davison and showed great poise under immense backcourt pressure from the Chargers. She used a crossover to split the defense and finish at the rim, then won another battle to convert a floater in traffic. Mayae drove downhill to the basket and created contact to earn free throws. Her toughness led Davison, putting up 13 points.
Isabella Edwards Isabella Edwards 6’0″ | PF Croswell-Lexington | 2024 State MI was a dominant post player for Cros-Lex Monday night. She contributed to a huge 2nd quarter for the Pioneers, scoring 9 points including a 3 pointer. Isabella’s dominance on the offensive/defensive boards were a large factor in the team’s victory. She shot 47% from the field making both free throws, finishing with 17 points on the night.
Emma Noll
Emma Noll
#2 Emma Noll (2025) provided the offensive spark the Pioneers needed Monday night. Emma shot 50% from the field, including a 3 point basket. She exploded for 9 points in the 2nd quarter and was constantly moving without the ball to create open looks. Emma had multiple steals and performed well in the full court press as well.
Ava Oleski
Ava Oleski
Ava Oleski (2025) PF for Cros-Lex simply did what needed to be done for the team to win Monday. She outworked opponents for rebounds, corralling a staggering 14 boards with 8 of them coming on the offensive end. She converted put backs off the glass, scoring 7 points, and created extra scoring opportunities by earning inside position for rebounds. Ava is a strong interior player with the athleticism to become more of a wing at the next level; she is an unknown prospect coaches will want to see play this winter.
At the Buzzer
Evan Bell is currently a scout for Prep Girls Hoops, Varsity Girls Basketball Head Coach at Lapeer High School, and Director of Lapeer County Cobras . Our mission at PGH is to cover as many athletes with D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO potential in the state as possible. If you have knowledge of a prospect off our radar, please DM Evan through Twitter @CoachEvanBell or email him at lapeercountycobras@gmail.com