PGH Peach Games: 15U Third Team

Following the conclusion of this weekend's Prep Girls Hoops Circuit gatherings, 11 events remain as part of the 2025 Circuit schedule.    One of those events that did take place over the weekend was Peach Games. The team lineup for this year's version was mostly Georgia-centric but did also welcome teams from throughout the southeast. Next week, Circuit events will take place in Denver and Kansas City.    We will look ahead to Chaos in Colorado as well as the Kansas City Clash throughout the week. For now, let us recognize those from the 15U field that were in metro-Atlanta with their balling shoes on. After unveiling out 15U First and Second Teams, last (but not least) is our Third Team.    The four teams that had [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'] E40 15U on its schedule knew that they had to put together sound game plans to earn a win over this team. Weaver is anything but easy to game plan for. One of the team's impressive performances was in a 56-17 victory over The SisterHood Lady Lions 15U Grim E40. Weaver tallied nine points. She is an effective 3-point shooter with a very high motor, an accurate passer, an efficient floor runner and plays effective defense. Not too many freshmen can call themselves a state champion. Weaver can after the superb season she had to help Holy Innocents experience 2A state glory this past season.     When looking up and down the All Alabama 15U roster, one can notice that there is no shortage of standouts from 6A Mae Jemison. Tibbs is a huge reason why the Jaguars are poised to take that next step in Alabama's girls basketball landscape. The team's 45-31 victory over [program_tooltip program_id='713452' first='FBC' last=''] Dynasty 15U was, in many ways, a tone-setter for the week. Tibbs led the way with 12 points. She particularly shined on defense and her ability to see a play before it happens enabled her to collect plenty of steals. Offensively, she displayed what she can get accomplished as a scorer and her rebounding ability was another key factor in her team's winning ways throughout the weekend.     Witherow's stellar play was a major reason why LOB Elite 2028 was, arguably, the best of the teams in the 15U field that concluded Peach Games weekend with a 2-2 record. The two losses were close defeats to Team XYZ Golden Eagles 15U and [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'] Howren 15U. Her ability to dribble the ball with her left hand but finish with her right when attacking the rim is a problem for many a defense. She presented a real threat to [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'] Howren 15U's undefeated aspirations on Sunday when she scored 18 points to lead her LOB Elite 15U team.     When [program_tooltip program_id='713456' first='Porter' last='Sports'] 15U was on the receiving end of a 63-14 defeat to [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'] E40 15U, it seemed to foretell a rough weekend at the office for the team. Woods took a “next-game up” approach and rallied to win its final three contests at Peach Games. She closed the weekend strong via a 12-point performance in a rout over Carolina All-Stars 15U E40. Ten of her 12 points occurred in the second half of play. The strong points of her game include the ability to turn defense into offense and a knack for scoring at all three levels. The Sumter County standout is a two-sport athlete who also plays flag football and there are attributes from that athletic discipline that will translate well to the basketball court.     Moore is a name that we remember as one of our top performers from the first Triumph Region event of Circuit season – the Roll Tide Rumble. Her Mississippi Jazz Elite 15U team concluded the weekend 2-2 but Moore put forth winning efforts even in defeats. Moore is every bit as gifted a passer as she is a scorer and can take on a role of leading by example. One instance of this happened in her team's matchup with Carolina All-Stars 15U E40. She scored 10 points – including the team's first eight. Moore has competed in other athletic disciplines as well – including soccer and cross country.

Following the conclusion of this weekend's Prep Girls Hoops Circuit gatherings, 11 events remain as part of the 2025 Circuit schedule.

One of those events that did take place over the weekend was Peach Games. The team lineup for this year's version was mostly Georgia-centric but did also welcome teams from throughout the southeast. Next week, Circuit events will take place in Denver and Kansas City.

We will look ahead to Chaos in Colorado as well as the Kansas City Clash throughout the week. For now, let us recognize those from the 15U field that were in metro-Atlanta with their balling shoes on. After unveiling out 15U First and Second Teams, last (but not least) is our Third Team.