Post Power & Versatile Wings Shine at The Summit Shootout

The Summit Shootout Tournament was filled with talented teams and skilled players, but a handful of post and wing prospects stood out with their unique blend of size, touch, versatility, and toughness. From shot-blocking anchors to stretch forwards and physical scorers, these girls made their presence felt on both ends of the floor. Here are six standouts who left a lasting impression over the weekend.    [player_tooltip player_id='1220141' first='Willa' last='Schump'] displayed a soft touch around the rim, using either hand to finish through traffic. She anchored the paint on defense, chaining shots and making opponents think about driving her way. On top of that, she controlled the glass on both ends, consistently battling for boards and giving her team second chances.     [player_tooltip player_id='1218017' first='Izzy' last='Wright'] isn't your typical post player her ability to handle the ball allows her to stretch the floor and create where most bigs can't. Even with her perimeter skills, she is active the post, using footwork and her back-to-the-basket game to get easy buckets. Her inside-out presence was a matchup nightmare all weekend.     A freshman playing up, Eden impressed with her awareness on offense, constantly finding herself in the right spots. Defensively, her size and timing made her a true rim protector, while her willingness to help made her an intimidating presence. She plays well beyond her years and showed she belongs at this level.     Adalia left a strong first impression at the Summit Shootout with her inside-out game and tenacity. She embraced contact in the paint, fought through double teams, and finished tough attempts around the basket. When left open on the perimeter, she knocked down threes with confidence, showcasing her all-around scoring ability.     London Berry proved to be a true hybrid, capable of playing and defending multiple positions across the floor. She contributed in a variety of ways—scoring around the basket, knocking down midrange shots, and getting buckets in transition. Her versatility and effort made her a key piece in [program_tooltip program_id='712413' first='BC' last='Denver']'s success.     [player_tooltip player_id='903305' first='Lilah' last='Calabrese'] made it clear she's been putting in the work, showing noticeable improvement since last season. She played through contact at the rim, fought hard for rebounds, and established herself as a defensive force. Lilah brought energy and toughness that set the tone for her team.

The Summit Shootout Tournament was filled with talented teams and skilled players, but a handful of post and wing prospects stood out with their unique blend of size, touch, versatility, and toughness. From shot-blocking anchors to stretch forwards and physical scorers, these girls made their presence felt on both ends of the floor. Here are six standouts who left a lasting impression over the weekend.