MICHIGAN STATE TOURNAMENT: 17U All-Tourney Team

One of the unique benefits of our Michigan State Tournament was that every age group and travel club had an equal opportunity to be seen, evaluated, and covered by our Prep Girls Hoops Michigan scouting team, with all teams playing a minimum of four games at the same fieldhouse (several teams played five games). College coaches and Midwest Recruiting Resource were in the building both days, which amplified the quality of the experience for the teams and athletes.   Our championship bracket format allowed teams from every age group to compete for the ultimate prize of Prep Girls Hoops Michigan State Tournament Champion. Seeing the victorious teams holding their massive, glistening basketball trophy, while smiling in their tournament champion t-shirts, was a reminder of why I love Prep Girls Hoops and the memorable experiences we provide at our tournaments.   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/05/20250527_182845.jpg?w=819" alt="" class="wp-image-1252160" /></figure>   [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] 17U (4-0) invaded Michigan territory and left with a big, shiny trophy. They ran the table this weekend, taking the PGH Michigan State Tournament title back home after handing MBA UA Rise 2026 (3-1) their only loss in a thrilling 44-41 Championship classic! We hope to see them back to defend their title next year!   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/05/PXL_20250525_203413652.MP_.jpg?w=768" alt="" class="wp-image-1252164" /><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">[player_tooltip player_id='1229245' first='Maddie' last='Lepley'], 2026, Jackson, [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'], PGH Michigan State Tournament MVP.</figcaption></figure>   [player_tooltip player_id='1229245' first='Maddie' last='Lepley'] proved her weight in gold, earning a unanimous selection by Prep Girls Hoops Michigan and The Midwest Recruiting Resource as the tournament's Most Valuable Player, regardless of age division.   Based on live observations in the gym, notes, and post-tournament observations of film, these are the prospects from our PGH Michigan State Tournament who earned All-Tournament selections. Team success was weighted equally with individual performance on the court--the top five teams qualified to have individuals considered for All-Tournament honors.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">FIRST TEAM</h2>    Hayden had a phenomenal first day of the PGH Michigan State Tournament, and she followed that with an exclamation point on Sunday. When she wasn't making plays on the court, Hayden was standing up on the bench, energizing her teammates with her high energy. Hayden spun the defender multiple times with her dribble to score a strong and-one layup in the semifinals, then knocked down her free throw. She finished a layup off a screen, converted free throws, secured offensive rebounds, and put in an offensive rebound put back in the Championship game. Hayden's defense was a factor again as she stole an inbounds pass and heaved the ball down the court for the go-ahead assist late. She earned All-Conference First Team honors as [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] finished a perfect 4-0.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-17u-saturday-xtreme-talent/">Read More About Hayden</a>     Annika had a breakout PGH Michigan Tournament with MBA UA Rise 2026. She was a top performer on Saturday and helped her team to a near-victory in the Championship game. Annika proved all weekend that she can shoot the rock from beyond the arc. She poured in three triples in the semifinals with a confident follow-through. Annika battled inside to secure rebounds and protected the rim as a shot blocker in both games. In the finals, Annika won her battle to grab an offensive rebound, then powered up to finish the contested put-back. With her back to the basket, Annika spun suddenly and attacked downhill to score a heavily contested left-handed layup. She was one of the best front-court players in the gym and earned All-Tournament First Team honors.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-17u-saturday-standouts/">Read More About Annika</a>     Lila was a complete player on day one of our PGH Michigan State Tournament, and she continued that trend on day two. Lila dished an impressive hammer pass to an open shooter in the championship game and displayed textbook wall-up defense, moving her feet quickly to force missed shots without fouling. Lila moved very well laterally to stop drives and was an assertive rebounder. Lila found the soft spot in the zone, climbed the ladder to high-point the entry pass, ripped the ball quickly across her face, and drove hard to cause a foul. She was a Swiss army knife for [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] 17U, making winning plays on both ends of the floor to impact the team's success. Lila earned All-Tournament First Team honors, and her team finished with a perfect 4-0 record.   Read More About Lila     Maddie came sprinting out of the gates with a breakout performance on day one, and she delivered an encore performance Sunday that guided [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] 17U to a Championship trophy. Maddie led the team with seven first-half points in the semifinals, draining a long wing triple, and wrestled away an offensive rebound to score a reverse against a scrappy B.1.C.E. team. When it matters most, special players step up, which is what Maddie did in the finals. She used a sudden jab move to create space and blew by a defender down the baseline to score a silky smooth contested finish off the glass. Maddie made smart reads with excellent anticipation on both ends. She converted a backdoor cut layup and anticipated passes to generate many steals and deflections on defense. Maddie expects to make perimeter shots, and she didn't allow adversity from three to stop her from making winning plays. Trailing by one, Maddie gave her team the lead with a fast break layup and sealed the 44-41 win with two clutch free throws in the final 20 seconds. She led all scorers with 16 points, including six important free throws. Maddie earned a unanimous Tournament MVP selection from The Midwest Scouting Report and Prep Girls Hoops Michigan.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-17u-saturday-xtreme-talent/">Read More About Maddie</a>     Janiah was one of the best guards in the gym at our PGH Michigan State Tournament. Her playmaking in multiple areas led MBA UA Rise 2026 to the Championship game, turning heads in the process. Janiah secured many offensive rebounds with a relentless effort that ended with her scoring or at the free-throw line. She glided past defenders and changed hands quickly to finish efficiently around the basket. Janiah kept her eyes up when driving downhill and dished passes to open teammates for assists. She created steals with her active defense and split defenders with a burst to score layups off the dribble. In the finals, Janiah grabbed offensive boards, split defenders to score an acrobatic layup, and finished a backdoor cut layup off two feet. She snagged steals and made the opponent work on offense. Janiah had an outstanding weekend and earned All-Tournament First Team honors.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-17u-saturday-standouts/">Read More About Janiah</a>     Ryan was one of the biggest risers in the PGH Michigan State Tournament, and she turned in a memorable weekend for GR Outkast 17U. Ryan excelled on Saturday and took her game to volcanic levels on Sunday. In game one, Ryan refused to lose, churning out a dominant 26-point performance. She lived at the free throw line, sinking eight, and buried two triples in the second half. Ryan continued to shine in the semifinals, fighting for rebounds with a relentless pursuit of the ball. She swiped the ball away with quick hands and motored down the lane to score a tough and-one layup in traffic--completing the three-point play at the line. She answered the opponent's triple with her own from the corner on the next possession. Ryan sized her defender up with a jab step and drilled a smooth wing triple. A play that captured Ryan's determination was when she leaped high into the air to bat down an outlet pass, grabbed the ball, and finished the layup with power off two feet. Ryan scored 12 in the first half alone and contributed in every category to help the team compete all weekend. She has been selected First-Team All-Tournament.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-26s-make-noise/">Read More About Ryan</a>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">2nd Team</h2>    Colbie gave [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] 17U an edge on both ends, providing contributions that helped them secure the PGH Michigan State trophy. Her rebounding, defense, and timely scoring were staples all tournament. In the semifinals, Colbie sealed off her defender to catch a high lob and finished the play with a reverse layup. She anticipated passes on defense to snag steals and caused deflections. In the Championship game, Colbie was second on the team with nine points. She grabbed an offensive rebound, retreated to the three-point line, and buried the open jumper. Leading by one with 40 seconds remaining, Colbie sprinted from behind to block the layup attempt with an acrobatic left-handed swat, without fouling, which preserved the lead. She intercepted a pass to help preserve the victory with nine seconds remaining. Colbie's impact helped the team run the table. She earned an All-Conference Second Team selection.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/michigan-state-tourney-17u-saturday-xtreme-talent/">Read More About Colbie</a>     Victoria was expected to be one of the best shooters at our PGH Michigan State Tournament--she did that and more for [program_tooltip program_id='713450' first='REAL' last=''] 17U. Victoria started her Sunday strong from the beginning. She caught a pass in the corner, fired the shot with a quick-release over a defender's outstretched hand, and ripped the net for three points. Victoria jumped into the passing lane for a steal and attacked full-speed from the wing downhill to score a left-handed layup off two. She finished the game with a team-high 13 points and three triples. Victoria turned in an encore performance in game two. She battled inside to grab an offensive rebound and finished with an impressive reverse layup. Victoria scored a strong layup with her left hand off two feet and drained three more triples to give the team another 13 points. She had a great weekend and earned All-Tournament Second Team honors in the process.     Olivia was a crafty ball-handler and three-level scorer for Become One 17U, who dazzled at our PGH Michigan State Tournament. In the first game on Sunday, she finished several layups off two feet with confidence, using both hands. Olivia froze her defender with a jab step and shimmied down the baseline to score a layup off the window. She blocked a shot and pushed the ball in top gear to score a transition layup. Olivia drained two triples in the first half and poured in a team-high 18 points. She kept the fire going in the semifinals with 11 first-half points. Olivia showed college range by draining a volleyball line three from the wing and added another deep three up top after securing an offensive rebound. She took a steal the other way for two points, drove hard downhill to earn free throws. Olivia drained multiple shots from the charity stripe with a textbook high-arcing follow-through. She created space from defenders with shifty behind-the-back snaps and crossover combinations. Olivia was a playmaker all weekend and earned All-Tournament Second Team Honors.     Armahni gave Ohio Extreme 17U the spark they needed to win a scrappy, semifinal showdown. She drove like a Mack truck through the lane to score several layups through contact. Armahni was a fierce rebounder and confident ball-handler. One of her highlight reel plays came when she swiped a steal, accelerated, avoided her defender with a shifty crossover spin move, and finished the acrobatic layup off the glass. She converted free throws and dribbled into a confident straightaway three-pointer. Armahni reversed the court from the left wing, driving to the right block, and powered through contact to score another layup. She added another layup using a nifty high-pick-up move off the dribble. Armahni helped [program_tooltip program_id='714852' first='Ohio' last='Xtreme'] to a 4-0 record, setting the standard for toughness on both ends. She earned All-Tournament Second Team honors.     [player_tooltip player_id='1241434' first='Addison' last=''] was a top performer for MBA UA Rise 2026 on Saturday, but wasn't done yet. On day two of our PGH Michigan State Tournament, she went on a memorable semifinals shooting spree. [player_tooltip player_id='1241434' first='Addison' last=''] was on fire right from the opening tip. She swished a smooth corner three, another wing triple off the catch, and added a moonshot from the deep wing. The opposing team left her open, so [player_tooltip player_id='1241434' first='Addison' last=''] made them pay with two more triples...in the first half. She finished the game with 18 points, propelling the team to a Championship appearance. [player_tooltip player_id='1241434' first='Addison' last=''] was a major contributor throughout the tournament and earned All-Tournament Second Team Honors.   Read More About [player_tooltip player_id='1241434' first='Addison' last='']

One of the unique benefits of our Michigan State Tournament was that every age group and travel club had an equal opportunity to be seen, evaluated, and covered by our Prep Girls Hoops Michigan scouting team, with all teams playing a minimum of four games at the same fieldhouse (several teams played five games). College coaches and Midwest Recruiting Resource were in the building both days, which amplified the quality of the experience for the teams and athletes.