Saturday Standouts at Lakepoint

Select Events hosts one of the top live period events in the Southeast at the beautiful and well-setup facilties at Lakepoint in Georgia. Teams from the Southeast and all over the country merge into Northwest GA to hoop all weekend long. Here are some players who caught my eye on Day Two:<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/alana-dewitt/"></a>    Kendall had some college coaches on her sidelines which isn't normally the case at the 15U level, but it's pretty obvious she could compete at any level. She stands at 6 foot tall with a lot of length and is the top shooter in Florida's 2028 class in my opinion. Her ability to shoot the three ball with confidence and a clear green light from her coach is something you don't see in a lot of Freshman around the country. KP even had a couple nice blocks on the defensive end using that length of hers.     Leila's name will be brought up the next few years whenever anyone talks about the best 2029's in Florida. She's incredibly coachable which is one of my favorite things about her game. Her poise, frame, and playmaking ability allow her to stand out even when playing up three classes. Lei is one of only two players in Florida's 2029 class that play 17U against high level competition. Sky is the limit if she puts in the work!     Jordyn caught my eye extremely early on. She plays up one age division on the P24 circuit which is impressive in itself. Her length and size are elite amongst the 2028 class in the entire country. Jordyn can shoot it and she can absolutely dominate the glass with her leaping ability and size/length. She's versatile in that she also had some back to the basket moves in her bag with a really nice spin over her right shoulder to finish with the left hand. One part of her game that really stood out was her communication on the court by calling out screens and talking to her guards through the opposing teams actions.     Rosemarie was as a great leader and the best player on the court in the game I watched. She did a great job of finishing in transition and hit a really nice runner for an And One. Her handles and ability to handle the pressure and make the right decision was evident all game long. She's a name to monitor in Central FL in the 2026 class.     Missy was cooking all weekend long against high level opponents. She truly is a matchup nightmare for any team as FBC United is one of the tallest and longest teams I've seen in the country. Her strength, physicality, and finesse make her nearly unguardable which make her a big target for P4 coaches. Missy was knocking down three balls and some 15 foot jumpers in the game I saw.     This was my first time seeing Julia and I was impressed with her game. She knocked down multiple 3's from the corner and has a quick release on her shot. Her game is unselfish as she would make the extra pass for an easier look for her teammate. Julia also did a nice job of advancing the ball in transition with the pass. Interested to see how she improves in the years to come!     Paityn was one of the most impressive players I saw at Lakepoint, regardless of class. Her handles were sharp with a really quick crossover that created space for her with that change of direction against any defender. She shot it well from deep with a quick release and even hit some really difficult shots from mid-range with her crafty game. Paityn moved well without the ball, made smart decisions with the ball, and has a high motor that will help her at the next level.

Select Events hosts one of the top live period events in the Southeast at the beautiful and well-setup facilties at Lakepoint in Georgia. Teams from the Southeast and all over the country merge into Northwest GA to hoop all weekend long. Here are some players who caught my eye on Day Two: