Legacy Region Finals: Five More Prospects Who Can Play

In this article we highlight five players that competed at the Legacy Region Finals this past weekend. Each individual was a standout for their team in a major way and that stood out to everyone watching.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    I only had the chance to see Lillee Jackson for one contest this weekend but in that game she did everything. Literally. Jackson stands with great size and physicality at 6'0, while being a skilled prospect with the ball in her hands. She demonstrated during this contest that she can create and facilitate at a high rate off the catch or dribble from the PG spot, she can move to the SG position and knock down jumpers, or she can move to the block and dominate with her natural mixture of size and strength. Jackson was one of the best prospects I saw this weekend as a whole. If she sticks with it, she could be really successful in the future on the hardwood.     It was a struggle for [program_tooltip program_id='886048' first='Wisconsin' last='Hoops Select'] 2027 to score this weekend at an efficient rate and that happens from time to time. Someone that did their best over the past few days of putting the ball in the bucket for her squad was Sophie Terrell. I'm not actually sure what position I would put her at but she hit a good amount of jumper this weekend and she also got some things to go while attacking the hoop. This groups has some promise. They just need to stay position and continue to work.     This is the second year in a row that I've had the chance to see [player_tooltip player_id='751281' first='Rita' last='Kuepper'] compete and each time, she is very fundamental and efficient with the basketball in her possession. With the team and program she is competing with for AAU, she isn't always their main offensive option but she does a great job of making the others around her, better. She is a prospect that competes with high energy and she does a great job of producing once she passes the ball to someone else. Defensively, she is sound in everything she does. She can stick with alike sized players and create some havoc throughout a contest in the full court with her pressure. This weekend she had all of this on full display and it was nice to see as her team was winning most of their contests.     [player_tooltip player_id='884274' first='Emma' last='Withers'] has a dominant-type play style. She may only be 5'9-5'10 but she packs a powerful punch down low in the paint with her knowledge of what to do when. What I mean by this is that Withers doesn't waste time. Whenever the opportunities present themselves, she will post hard and work around the block area on both sides of the rim to try and find an opening for an easy look at the bucket. If this doesn't work, she can bring her opponent out to the perimeter first, then get to the rim for a better look. It all really just depends on the situation. With her NXT Lvl 2026 team, she put together a solid weekend the past few days moving into June.     [player_tooltip player_id='874385' first='Alayna' last='Lemorande'] is going to be someone that people hear about this Winter as it pertains to high school ball in Wisconsin. Lemorande has solid size, she understands the x's and o'x, and she demonstrates a bunch of fundamentals while competing. She knows to get to two feet into the middle of the lane for the best balance, she understands when to shoot compared to when she should drive or dish it, and she is the type to sacrifice her body for the good of her team whenever there is a loose ball in the stands or on the floor. When you add all of this together you usually get a recipe for success so it wouldn't surprise me if she killed it moving forward.

In this article we highlight five players that competed at the Legacy Region Finals this past weekend. Each individual was a standout for their team in a major way and that stood out to everyone watching.