Essential Names To Look Forward To From '29 & Beyond

Switching things up a bit here with a discussion revolving around some of the youngest developed talent that're are going to make a splash on the next level. These young ladies have dominated in middle school and some already are getting experience at the high school level. Even though there're are certainly some projections for some here, these 5 girls are marvelous talents on the level they're already on. The success should easily translate. These are 5 players from '29 and beyond to keep an eye on.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Corey Sims (2030) | CG | Brimmer & May   Sims is quite the prospect. She has the size and athleticism to keep up with varsity level girls plus she's only in the 7th grade. Corey is a major feature in Brimmer's attack. With a lot of production this year logging heavy minutes, her numbers will be hard to match when her high school career is done. Not only is Sims polished already, but the experienced manner in which she scores the ball would have anyone question, "Is this really a 7th grader?". She's patient with the ball in her hands, seemingly never getting out of her own rhythm. The shooting is fairly impressive too. Many players growing may have a hard time keeping solid form and being consistent, but that's not Corey. The '30 guard is being set up in the offense to come off staggered screens, a skill many in her age range just haven't acquired yet. Her defense is viable and she gives energy to affect opposing players. Sims' total competitive nature is hard to miss. With all the advanced characteristics Corey possesses, combined with the output volume, she'll be a player making waves for many years.     [player_tooltip player_id='1278754' first='Caylee' last='Allen'] (2031) | PG | Ferri Middle   Caylee is a dual threat with her sister Daylin who's one grade above her. Together they make for one of the strongest 1-2 punches in youth basketball around RI. They've been making such an impact that they're now playing on the Made Hoops circuit, getting a chance to challenge themselves against some of the best in the country.   Individually, Caylee brings a lot of value to the floor as a skilled playmaking point who plays both sides of the floor ferociously. Allen is skilled enough right now to play on the high school level for Johnston. There're are not many players around that have the capability to play 3 grades up and be successful. Her speediness is fundamental in her penetrating the lane as she's assessing for the right play to be made. Her handle is highly developed; defenders will have a hard time plucking her, thus giving her the freedom to get to any spot on the floor. The defense is magnificent as well. Allen gets underneath ballhandlers, barely giving them space to breathe. She has the stamina to fly around the floor all game long without losing energy. Caylee makes getting steals look easy and if she can't get the turnover, she's making it a point to get the deflection. The defense can certainly fuel the offensive storms she's able to produce. Even though Caylee is far away from reaching the high school level, don't be surprised as the time comes and her name is plastered throughout the region's outlets.     [player_tooltip player_id='340831' first='Avery' last='Bollin'] (2029) | 6'3 PF | Dexter Southfield   The 6'3 adaptable forward could absolutely be the leading player in the upcoming 2029 rankings. Bollin is a young player that has plenty of experience playing with scholarship level players already, along with having enough firepower herself to help carry teams to victories. She can dominate on the ball, but she's just as effective without the ball in her hand too. Avery sets screens and dives to open areas so creators can find her in the unconsumed spaces. The polished forward works well with just about any skillset, so she's easily insertable to various lineups. The shooting is sound, especially coming from someone with such a strong frame and major size. Her foundation is set beneath her when she shoots the ball plus the follow through keeps defender from impacting the shot. Her physique combined with the necessary agility around the painted areas allow her to be such considerable defender too. Bollin can play strongside or weak side and even avoids heavy foul trouble by playing vertical, a skill even many older bigs can tend to struggle with. Her presence alone deters many aggressors in the lane. There're not many players that bring such overwhelming value as Avery does in the class. Bollin is a special type of player. What other '29 players are pulling in high major Division 1 offers at this time?     [player_tooltip player_id='1217927' first='Amiyah' last='Martin'] (2029) | 5'5 CG |   Martin is a tough guard with a dashing skillset. The 5'5 combo guard has excellent ball control that allows her to maneuver well in traffic. Amiyah uses a beautiful misdirection dribble to change her heights as she gets to secondary moves that shift her defenders east to west. Martin is positively a tough cover due to her strong frame and crafty ball handling skills. The shot making ability in the lane as well as the outside is significant too. On defense, Amiyah beats players to the spot and agitates their rhythm. She's always giving the upmost energy in her individual matchups. There's not a time when Martin backs down from a challenge. Her fiery onslaughts on both sides of the ball are what make her such an interesting young prospect. Martin seems ready to contribute on the next level right now; her smooth offensive attributes are absolutely gleaming and her influential defense make her a high-powered player.     [player_tooltip player_id='1223101' first='Elliana' last='Barros'] (2030) | SG | Brimmer & May   Talk about a shooter and Barros is a name that needs to be included. Such a young threat from the outside that's getting strong experience with a blooming Brimmer squad. Elliana plays with a few teammates from AAU on the high school team, so they've built chemistry that's tremendously strong. The shot making ability is such a bright spot for her. Barros extends the floor every time she's out there which opens up the driving lanes for teammates ultimately. She doesn't hesitate to let it fly either. Barros gets her fingers in the seams, has beautiful rotation on the ball and sports a fabulous follow-through, all indicative of a true marksman. Not just a shooter though, Elliana has enough skill to put the ball on the deck too. She has a soft touch around the rim and can finish multiple ways on the glass. The defense really has to pick their poison with Barros.

Switching things up a bit here with a discussion revolving around some of the youngest developed talent that're are going to make a splash on the next level. These young ladies have dominated in middle school and some already are getting experience at the high school level. Even though there're are certainly some projections for some here, these 5 girls are marvelous talents on the level they're already on. The success should easily translate. These are 5 players from '29 and beyond to keep an eye on.