Get Them on Your Radar NOW! Stock Rising 13U and 14U Ballers!

Watching the 13U and 14U age groups is exciting and promising for the future of Colorado basketball. These players are already making names for themselves and should definitely be on your radar right now. Check out these great player write-ups and make sure that you check them out on the court before the summer is over.    Ritter is no question a MUST SEE on the court with Hardwood Elite. This 6'2", 13 year-old (yes, you read the right) isn't just tall. Treyana is mobile, sees the court well, and is a defensive problem. Her footwork improves every single time she is on the court. With her back to the basket she is very efficient. She can make moves when needed to get points from the block and she also knows when quick drop step finishes are all that is needed. In the post, Treyana reads pressure and sees the court very good for her age. She finds her open teammates out of paint pressure incredibly well. Ritter can also play from the high post, hitting 10 to 15 footers confidently. On the defensive end, it is a block party every game for Ritter. She already has great post play IQ with the ability to get a number of blocks each game and stay out of foul trouble. She is also really good in help side having the mobility to slide and help get stops on penetrating players. Treyana is only going to continue to improve, get her on your radar this summer.     For [program_tooltip program_id='1219376' first='Tru' last='Colorado'] 14U, Fox is already checking PG boxes. She is quick and has very good handles. Kennedy can handle full court pressure and she also knows when to calm down her team and get them flowing in offensive sets. Her court vision is impressive, she sees her teammates and finds her own scoring opportunities both very well. From the 3 point line all the way into the paint, Fox can get points. She is a confident shooter and has no fear when getting into the paint. On D, just like a PG she sets the tone for her team. With pressure, energy and hustle, she gets it done. This team, lead by Fox, is exciting to watch. She leads their great communication, the energy on the court and on the bench and keeps them disciplined. Check out Kennedy and [program_tooltip program_id='1219376' first='Tru' last='Colorado'] 14U this AAU season.     Barry plays her summer season with [program_tooltip program_id='712413' first='BC' last='Denver'] 14U Miller. If you haven't seen this team, or this player on the court, make sure that you do. A CG for the team, she can do a bit of everything, and she does it well. Offensively, London can score in multiple ways. Getting to the basket and hitting the outside jumpers come easy to her. She can also spot up and hit the 3 for her team. She continues with the high energy on the defensive end. Barry can pressure dribblers in the full and the half court and close out to shooters to also get stops. Always involved in the hustle plays, London does the little things. Get to the gym to check her out before the summer is over.     Earning the Top Performer" spotlight during the Chaos in Colorado tournament, Maeyah is making a name for herself this summer. Playing for [program_tooltip program_id='1219376' first='Tru' last='Colorado'] 14U, this forward is definitely exciting to watch. The team is full of energy and Wall fits right in. She has great vision for the ball and really good hands. She finds the ball well off of the rim to get putbacks and offensive rebound points. Same thing on defense, giving opponents only one chance. She is grabs the ball, gets the outlet and then gets down the court. Wall is a great target for her teammates. She already runs the floor well and gets to her spots on the block. She can score with her back to the basket and get high post and mid-range points both. Maeyah brings the same energy to defense. She can play in traps in full court pressure and get stops in the paint. Wall is a must-see this grassroots summer.     She may look a little smaller on the court, but this guard for [program_tooltip program_id='715876' first='Mountain' last='West Premier'] can get it done in a big way. Tien understands the assignment as an undersized guard. Her handles are very good, she handles full court pressure with no problem. Alexa passes well, making sure to get the ball to her teammates where they can score. And when needed, she can get her own points. She isn't afraid to get to the paint for aggressive buckets and she can hit jumpers from both 2pt and 3pt range. Defensively, Alexa hassles everyone on the court. She is very quick, getting steals from dribblers and causing problems for wing players Tien should be on your watchlist this summer.

Watching the 13U and 14U age groups is exciting and promising for the future of Colorado basketball. These players are already making names for themselves and should definitely be on your radar right now. Check out these great player write-ups and make sure that you check them out on the court before the summer is over.