Juniors and Seniors Shine at Ferris Team Camp

I spent the day at Wink Arena, observing some of the state's top prospects at the Ferris Team Camp. Let's review which upperclassmen had an outstanding day.    Chandler is a shifty guard who pushes the pace for her Catholic Central team, where she does a great job passing in transition. She attacks the rim with authority and uses a nice up-and-over move to score over defenders. She rebounded the ball well from her guard position and had some big offensive boards for put-backs.     McKinney has had a busy June playing basketball and picking up offers. Her most recent offer came from Davenport University. She is a tough defender in the paint and can also defend on the perimeter. She demonstrated her versatility by hitting some shots from behind the arc and scoring at the rim.     Sorrelle is a vital player for her Grand Haven team, excelling in many aspects of the game. She consistently performs well on offense, scoring from all areas of the court during the Ferris Team Camp. Additionally, she exhibits composure in handling pressure situations and demonstrates skilled ball-handling. On defense, she shows good anticipation and made numerous coast-to-coast steals.     Sain was the best player in the gym at the Ferris Team Camp. There were oohs and aahs many times throughout the day watching the electric guard do her thing. She has incredible body control when she gets into the lane and can finish with a variety of moves. Mariah has hops, she was hand for hand with post players and finished with multiple blocks on the day. She left camp with an offer to play at Ferris.     Bonner is a shifty guard with great athleticism. She has one of the best hesitation dribbles I have seen, which can freeze her defender in their tracks. Bonner had an impressive spring, and we can expect an even bigger July from her. She left the Ferris camp with a scholarship offer.     Ode was putting on a shooting clinic at the Ferris Team Camp. She was hitting shots on catch and shoot, off the bounce, and with a nice step-back from the top of the key. She left the Ferris Camp with an offer, and I'm sure she'll receive more offers before the summer is over because of her elite play.     Milarch scored at all three levels for her Buckley team. She aggressively attacked the basket and finished through contact. She also excelled on the defensive end by effectively playing the passing lanes, anticipating passes, and coming away with numerous steals throughout the games.     Terryn is a poised point guard who can create for herself and her teammates. She knocked down multiple shots behind the arc, utilized a spin move in the lane, and finished with a floater after getting past her defender. She will absorb contact at the rim and finish off two. Look for a big senior year for Casey.     Flynn didn't miss a beat coming back from a foot injury. She used her strength to drive to the basket and made the right decisions once she got into the lane. She scored with her mid-range jumper and made several shots from behind the arc. She also had a significant block against a taller opponent. Olivia is expected to have a great July and an even better senior season.     Kirkpatrick shot the ball really well from deep and took advantage of her defender closing out long on her and getting to the basket finishing through contact. Look for a big senior season for Kirkpatrick.

I spent the day at Wink Arena, observing some of the state's top prospects at the Ferris Team Camp. Let's review which upperclassmen had an outstanding day.