Impressive 'Select Events' Performers From The Weekend

There was some incredible basketball being played in Southeast Massachusetts over the weekend. The games featured some of the region's top hoopers. Some girls were playing in new threads, some bouncing back from sitting out and others are getting to spread their wings in these AAU contests. After getting a brief chance to check out some of the impressive play, it's of vital importance to highlight those that were noteworthy. Below are a few observations from over the weekend.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='975866' first='Kiera' last='Paradis'] (2028) | 5'5 PG | MCW Starz   What a playmaker Kiera is on both sides of the ball. Paradis is a very gifted guard with great decision-making skills that can displayed on the fly in higher paced situations. Her aggressiveness along with her insistent style of play on both sides of the ball mark her as a definitive top 10 player in the class. She gives maximum effort and doesn't take possessions off. Her infectious hustle qualities influence others on the floor. Paradis' effect on the game is eminent.     [player_tooltip player_id='341007' first='Kaylee' last='Maier'] (2027) | 5'5 CG | New England Storm   Kaylee is a special talent and a main feature for a competitive NE Storm squad. Getting a chance to get a glance up closer, Maier is even more dynamic than presumed. She gets in and out of the lane very swiftly disregarding any resistance in front of her. The combination moves as well as counters are standout qualities of hers. On top of that, defenders mustn't let her get a rhythm. Her long-range ability off the dribble can pose a problem for those guarding her. Another exceptional trait of hers is how she's able to set teammates up by attracting a lot of the defensive attention. Assists seem to come naturally to her and she'll thrive in the halfcourt or in fast paced games. Her defense was very solid, proving she can stay in front of some prime offensive guards. Kaylee is a real threat on the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='486083' first='Bella' last='Miele'] (2026) | 5'6 PG | MA Huskies   Got a detailed look at Miele and its clear she's one of premier players in the class. The quick wittiness along with cunning finishing skills at the rim were absolutely phenomenal. Even with stout initial defenders and the help on the drive, Miele was still successful from multiple layers on the floor. Bella plays freely, seemingly ignoring the pressure perimeter defenders provide. The reactionary skills work in tandem with first-rated ballhandling ability which allows her to get anywhere on the floor. She appeared in an abundance of different looking sets and exploited the defense's mistakes. Defenders must pick their poison; either step up and hope help is there or allow Bella space, a dilemma many that guard her find themselves in. Miele is a stunning prospect that has a special radiance to her. She just has that "it" factor.     [player_tooltip player_id='481360' first='Jaelynn' last='Perez'] (2027) | 5'8 PG | BCRI   Perez was sensational looking over the weekend, The fresh reclass into '27 has shown improvement in her driving attacks, showing much more deception on the move, seldomly telegraphing her next move. She's throwing defenders off with her eyes as well as changing multiple heights to get the edge getting by those guarding her. There were some plays where she absolutely froze players in their tracks as she proceeded to advance the ball up the floor. This evident ascension in her game makes her much more of a prominent name in the class. The BCRI pg can carry a lot of the responsibility and is producing at an even higher rate.     [player_tooltip player_id='1091235' first='Baileigh' last='Kimball'] (2027) | 5'6 CG | Bay State Jags   Baileigh performed at a high level over the weekend. She had a few plays against opponents where she appeared to be in a different realm in athleticism than most. She brought an assertive attitude that translated well on both sides of the ball. The 2-way wing was able to affect the game in a positive way by creating turnovers, rebounding and getting deep within the lane. Kimball's productive play injected the squad with energy each time she made something happen on the floor. There were a few finishes where she absorbed an absurd amount of contact, remained focused and finished despite the physicality. The spectacular plays at the rim were incredibly striking. Her defense brings a ton of value to any lineup she's in too. She pounces on the flight of the ball and shows the ultimate hustle getting to 50/50 balls. The sheer resourcefulness Baileigh brings is topnotch. She left a great impression from over the weekend.

There was some incredible basketball being played in Southeast Massachusetts over the weekend. The games featured some of the region's top hoopers. Some girls were playing in new threads, some bouncing back from sitting out and others are getting to spread their wings in these AAU contests. After getting a brief chance to check out some of the impressive play, it's of vital importance to highlight those that were noteworthy. Below are a few observations from over the weekend.