Gateway Tournament Standouts

The Gateway Tournament has come and gone and it leaves behind some good memories and good basketball. In this article, we look at some of the players who stood out. Some for their scoring prowess, some for their potential, some stood out for impacting the game in some way.    [player_tooltip player_id='1151318' first='Madison' last='Holmes-Price'] was a standout in the Gateway Tournament, particularly in the Championship game. Holmes- Price showcased her athleticism with some acrobatic finishes at the rim. Having great length, the Junior wing was also active all night on the offense and defensive boards. She possesses great quickness on both ends of the court.       [player_tooltip player_id='633529' first='Mia' last='Chandler'] had a standout game in the First round of the Gateway tournament. Chandler is definitely an all around player who scores, rebounds, and can defend on the inside and outside. Chandler got out in transition a few times and showed her ability to finish on the break. She has good speed and actually runs the floor about as good as anyone. With speed, size, and power, she is hard to defend when she is on the move. Out of necessity, Chandler has had to handle the ball away from the basket so that her team can run an offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='400786' first='Imani' last='Henderson'] played well in the first round of the tournament. Henderson is a beast on the inside and just makes controlling the paint look easy on defense. She rejected shots, grabbed rebounds, and was a finisher on the break and on the inside. Henderson was a mismatch in the paint all game long. I've watched Henderson several times and her athleticism is off the charts. She has power, length, can run the floor, can defend the paint, and score in the middle.     [player_tooltip player_id='842643' first='Reese' last='Holman'] has continued to play well and is showing why she is one of of the toughest players on the First Coast. Holman has a lot of offensive skills and can score in a variety of ways: the runner, the floater, and the pull-up jump. Holman also can handle the ball, and it's not out of the ordinary for her to bring it down the court and initiate the offense. Holman is also a force on the boards on both ends of the court.     [player_tooltip player_id='1100922' first='Keeley' last='Mosley'] had some impressive moments at the Gateway tournament. Mosley scored 8 points and alternated from shooting guard to point guard. She can shoot it off the catch and she has the savvy and craftiness to create her own shot. For a young ball player, she is not intimidated by the opponent or the moment and she consistently makes the right play on the court. The Freshman guard has a lot of tools in her bag and she did enough to show what's in store in the future.     [player_tooltip player_id='746624' first='Leandrea' last='McCloud'] posted a double-double in her Gateway performance against Andrew Jackson. McCloud is one of the most talented players in the 2025 and is the definition of a sleeper. McCloud has elite abilities: defense, scoring, rebounds, blocking shots, etc. She has the ability to impact the game in multiple categories in a single game. McCloud finished with 12 points and 15 rebounds. For the season, McCloud is averaging 11.4 points per game, 11.1 rebounds, and close to 2 blocks per game. She has the potential to be dominant on a basketball court.

The Gateway Tournament has come and gone and it leaves behind some good memories and good basketball. In this article, we look at some of the players who stood out. Some for their scoring prowess, some for their potential, some stood out for impacting the game in some way.