PGH Champions Challenge: Byron's Sunday 16U/17U Standouts

There is a ton of room for Tessa to grow, but her length and frame will be key to how successful she becomes. She shows patience when getting doubled or tripled in the paint and has the awareness to find open teammates for easy buckets. In one play against Play4Him, she drew in three defenders and delivered a crisp, on target pass for an assist that showed a high level of difficulty, and she made it look easy. Has the ability and confidence to stretch the floor as well. The potential is definitely there.     Sullivan has been a player who consistently makes an impact whenever she is on the court. Her skillset has clearly grown since her freshman year, and her confidence seems to have grown right along with it. On both ends she's aggressive, and its aggression with IQ. She makes smart plays, doesn't overdue anything and is in constant motion. Big fan of her game.     Keberlein can change the entire trajectory of a game just off her tenacity and energy, and there is no off button when it comes to that. She has a strong handle and does not need much to get to the rim. In my opinion, most of her impact comes on the defensive side of the ball, where she stands out as one of the best defenders on this program. She is active in the passing lanes and is always up in her matchup's jersey.     Regardless of her stature, this kid has no quit in her game. She is aggressive from all areas on the court and can get things going for herself and her teammates quickly. She is active on the boards, has a solid and strong handle when driving or probing around the court, and plays with a strong IQ.     From the arc, Trinity was knocking down shots at a high rate. She never seems bothered or rushed when she lets it fly, and in the game I covered, she did not miss many. Her wide wingspan also shows up on the defensive end, where she's able to disrupt passing lanes and contest shots. A solid complementary piece on this program.