Top Notch Recruits With High End Performances

In this piece we have a number of players that did their thing this weekend in whichever tournament they were participating in across the Country. Each hooper stood out as one of the best on their team throughout the weekend and they are ready to keep things moving as we look towards the future.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='886125' first='Hadley' last='Riehle'] put together a successful weekend with her [program_tooltip program_id='712352' first='Air' last='Minnesota'] team to start off the first Live Period of the 2025 AAU season. Riehle, a 5'6 PG, is a prospect that possesses coordination, balance, and a solid base in the game of basketball to build on. In multiple contest this weekend, Riehle showed off her high-end scoring ability, all while dishing out some assists to open teammates when the defense decided to overplay her off the bounce. Defensively, she stood out as someone that didn't let up on her ball pressure at any point, without fouling or playing undisciplined basketball. She stayed close to her opponent and didn't give them much air, leading to success on that end of the floor.     The more that I see [player_tooltip player_id='595151' first='Rowan' last='Jacobi'] play, the more that I like her potential at the next level. Jacobi does what she is asked to do by her coaching staff. Sometimes that is to dominate with her physically in the post, other times it's to run the floor at a high rate for buckets in transition instead. It's really whatever you ask and that is going to help her translate to the next level at South Dakota. If she can be a versatile playmaker between the 4-5 position, like we saw this past weekend, she is going to like how things go with the Coyotes in the near future.     We hyped up [player_tooltip player_id='951657' first='Tenley' last='Levin'] of Missouri Phenom 14U EYBL prior to this Spring season and for good reason. Levin is a next-level athlete, that has length, smooth ability on or off of the ball, and a ton of heart. This weekend in Arizona Levin was competing with her team and showing out to all in attendance. She was making consistent plays with her natural reach and smart game-play. Not to mention, this is someone that really uses her angles well off of the attack. She knows how to get physical leverage in most situations against an opponent and that helps her convert at a higher rate than most others at her age level. This Phenom group went 4-0 in the desert. If they all play to their full potential this season, I'm sure they won't be taking many L's.     [player_tooltip player_id='884636' first='Cici' last='Fate'] made the switch to [program_tooltip program_id='716010' first='Western' last='Iowa Express'] this season for AAU ball and by the looks of it, it seems like it was the right choice. Fate is playing up a grade level for W.I.E and she is loving every minute of it. So much so, that she is playing some confident basketball right now. Fate is a shifty PG with crafty moves, a quick side movement, and a thorough scoring/assisting ability. On a number of occasions she is killing her individual defender off the dribble, getting into the lane and either hitting a shot for a nice bucket herself or she ends up finding a fellow teammate instead. Either way, it's pretty successful. Fate also competes with high energy and she seems like a great teammate. Two things that have been very obvious this AAU season from afar.

In this piece we have a number of players that did their thing this weekend in whichever tournament they were participating in across the Country. Each hooper stood out as one of the best on their team throughout the weekend and they are ready to keep things moving as we look towards the future.