Truman State Fall Elite Camp: Five Uncommitted Players To Watch

The Truman State Bulldogs will host their second Elite camp of the year this upcoming weekend in Missouri. This camp is one that brings in several talented prospects from all across the Midwest, in hopes of getting some future Bulldogs to come and compete throughout a couple of days, leading into the Fall season. Below are five individuals that I'm sure will bring the energy and high level play-style at this event and I can't wait to see that first-hand.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    I had the chance to step in and see Lindsay Dill compete this AAU season on the road. Dill is a solidly sized CG, that can be moved around to a few different positions on the high school floor, always seeming to find success in one way or another. Dill's mixture of size, agile movement, coordination while attacking the hoop, and her athletic ability make her a tough matchup for anyone standing across from her and I'm sure that will be on the full display at this [program_tooltip program_id='713325' first='Elite' last=''] Camp. Dill is a really solid prospect at this point in her career. Wherever she ends up, she should thrive given that she will be put in a favorable position combined with her impressive work-ethic.     I mentioned [player_tooltip player_id='560333' first='Kendra' last='Boatman'] last week as being a prospect we don't see live too often but when we do, she is impressive in almost every facet of the game. Boatman has been considered an [program_tooltip program_id='713325' first='Elite' last=''] scorer and playmaker at the high school Varsity level with her Keokuk High School team. She is looked at by her teammates as being her team's heart and soul throughout the duration of her basketball seasons. It'll be interesting to see how Boatman compared to the D2 level of competition that will be at this Camp. If she comes out and producers per usual, I'm sure Coach Dean and company will take some interest in her, moving into the Fall but we will just have to see how it all plays out.     [player_tooltip player_id='833955' first='Sasha' last='Baldwin'] might be a prospect out of the 2027 Class but as of right now, she is definitely someone that is talented enough to play at the D2 level from what I've seen over the past twelve months. Baldwin was a leader for her Iowa City West Trojans team last Winter and that shouldn't change over the next three years while Baldwin is attempting to lead their charge, not only in the categories of scoring the ball but also in defending, rebounding, assisting, and causing turnovers by the opposing team. This AAU season, Baldwin took her talents to her [program_tooltip program_id='712377' first='All' last='Iowa Attack'] team and followed things up with a respectable year. Her ability to shoot the ball at a high rate, while being a consistent producer stood out more than most from her age level and she is going to be able to build on that moving forward. At this camp, I'm excited to see what she can do. If Baldwin comes out and kills it, it wouldn't surprise anyone in the slightest.     One of my favorite prospects out of the 2027 Class around the country is [player_tooltip player_id='616679' first='Lilyan' last='Sizemore'] from Illinois and the [program_tooltip program_id='712652' first='Mac' last='Irvin Lady Fire'] AAU program out of the city of Chicago. Sizemore was a standout last Fall at this [program_tooltip program_id='713325' first='Elite' last=''] camp and she has seemingly only gotten better over time. This AAU season, Sizemore was tasked to play with some [program_tooltip program_id='713325' first='Elite' last=''] 2028 talent from all over the country on the road and she still stood out as a constant producer, each and every game. The type of producer where several parents have made the comment to me, something along the lines of, "Sizemore is really solid. A great player, teammate and more-so, human-being." When you are receiving those comments, from parents with kids that are considered Top Players in the Nation, you take notice of it. At the end of the day, she might not be the best prospect in her program overall but she is a killer, who is going to be good enough to play at this D2 level before you know it on this trajectory.     [player_tooltip player_id='595155' first='Hailey' last='Kipp'] is an interesting player on the hardwood. Kipp comes in standing right around 6'0, she moves well for her size, and she has situational awareness of the game that is better than most. She is someone right now that has grown up and moved from position to position it seems. She is versatile enough with her size to be able to do more than most on the floor, depending on the situation, so it really just depends what her team needs of her in that given moment. She is coming off of an AAU season to remember with her [program_tooltip program_id='715980' first='Team' last='Iowa'] program so as long as she can build on that, she should have a good showing at this event the next few days.

The Truman State Bulldogs will host their second Elite camp of the year this upcoming weekend in Missouri. This camp is one that brings in several talented prospects from all across the Midwest, in hopes of getting some future Bulldogs to come and compete throughout a couple of days, leading into the Fall season. Below are five individuals that I'm sure will bring the energy and high level play-style at this event and I can't wait to see that first-hand.