Standout 25 and 26 Guards at Final Fall Session

In this article, we continue coverage of the Final Fall Session in Brevard County. We take a closer look at some of the outstanding guards in the 25 and 26 class.    [player_tooltip player_id='514572' first='Laila' last='Allen'] looked like the smooth operator that she is on the basketball court. Her speed, quickness, ball handling skills, and the sweet left handed jumper just leaves you in awe. She was a recent standout at the Prep Girl Hoops Expo, and she was just as dynamic at the Final Fall Session: Allen is shifty and fast and knows how to use these skills to gain an advantage. If you play up too close, she's fast enough to go around the defender, and if a defender tries to retreat too quickly, she can step back and knock down the jumper. Alan use the session as a tuneup in preparation of the upcoming basketball season. She is season loading and ready to go..     [player_tooltip player_id='430252' first='Phantasia' last='Lauriston'] showed the athleticism, the quickness, and straight up speed as well. Lauriston is versatile. She can shoot, she can score, she can run the point, and play on the wing. A closer look at the scoring - Lauriston can shoot from behind the arc at a respectable rate, but she is at her best when she gets into the midrange area. From that range, she can hit you with the stop and pop. She also has a patented spin move inside where she users the defender's aggression against them. Finally, she can get to the rim. She has a nice layup package and can score with either hand. Lauriston has playmaking ability and she could lead her team in assists with her mobility and the fire power at every position: Wallace, Civil, Collins, etc. She looked ready at the Final Fall Session.     [player_tooltip player_id='514522' first='Morgan' last='Cremen'] can “pick them up and put them down.” Cremen has impressive speed that shows up all over the court. Offensively, she can put a defender on her heels and take what is given. Defensively, Cremen is a beast and she uses speed, quickness, and great anticipation, to get steals. She led St Johns county in steals as a Freshman and was among the leaders in the entire State of Florida. She is relentless on the ball and can disrupt the opponent's offense. Cremen was a standout at the Final Fall Session and was one of the quickest guards in the building. The junior guard has a high basketball IQ, a hard work ethic, a calm demeanor, nice ball handling skills, and is a playmaker on the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='788673' first='Serene' last='Exalant'] was at the Fall Session and looked to be in mid season form. Exalant combines speed, athleticism, a high IQ (future Doctor), and a high basketball IQ. She exemplifies effort on the court and that shows up on defense, offense, and in transition. Exalant is the guard you put on the oppositions top ball handler. She has quick feet, moves gracefully in all directions, and has active hands. If you see a loose ball on the court, it usually finds its way to Exalant. Buckets find her too. She runs the floor well and scores a lot of points on the fast break. Offensively, Exalant can get to the rim and score. With a commitment to play ball, Exalant is out there still balling. The “Exalant Doctor” to be is Senior loading and ready to Ballout this upcoming season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1051056' first='Cherish' last='Risbrook'] is a name that you should remember for this upcoming season. Risbrook has athleticism, quickness, good ball handling skills, and a nice formed shot. Her movements were quick and she has the ability to contort her body and finish. She played behind some good guards last season and this looks like it be a break out season for the shifty guard.

In this article, we continue coverage of the Final Fall Session in Brevard County. We take a closer look at some of the outstanding guards in the 25 and 26 class.