Dynasty Region Finals: 15u/16u All Tournament Team

[player_tooltip player_id='895600' first='Kaleah' last='Crawford'], [player_tooltip player_id='976559' first='Trinity' last='Boyd'], Niylah “Pooh” Richardson, [player_tooltip player_id='1235426' first='Brylie' last='Hager'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1235420' first='Charlotte' last='Moore'] were all named to the All-Tournament Team at the Dynasty Region Finals. Each player brought a unique strength that helped their team succeed. Crawford made an impact with her shot-blocking, three-point shooting, and finishing around the rim. Boyd used her size and shooting ability to stretch the floor and defend multiple positions. Richardson played up a grade but showed maturity and a high IQ beyond her age. Hager scored consistently, kept a steady pace, and excelled in transition. Moore controlled the game's tempo, drew key fouls, and responded well to coaching. Their all-around contributions made them clear choices for the honor.    [player_tooltip player_id='895600' first='Kaleah' last='Crawford'] was an easy choice for the All-Tournament Team at the Dynasty Region Finals. She knocked down shots from beyond the arc, protected the rim with timely blocks, and finished consistently around the basket. Her two-way impact helped set the tone on both ends of the floor and made her one of the most reliable players in the tournament.     [player_tooltip player_id='976559' first='Trinity' last='Boyd'] earned All-Tournament Team honors at the Dynasty Region Finals with her strong play on both ends. She has great size for a guard, which helped her defend multiple positions and finish through contact. Boyd also showed she's a very good shooter, knocking down jumpers consistently and spacing the floor well for her team.     Niylah “Pooh” Richardson made the All-Tournament Team and played a key role despite competing up a grade. Her high basketball IQ stood out, as she made smart decisions, stayed composed under pressure, and consistently put herself in the right spots. You couldn't tell she was younger based on how she carried herself on the court—her poise and style of play matched or exceeded that of older players.     [player_tooltip player_id='1235426' first='Brylie' last='Hager'] stood out with her scoring ability and controlled pace. She played with poise, never rushed, and picked her spots well. Hager was especially effective in transition, finishing plays with confidence and making the most of fast-break opportunities. Her ability to score in different ways made her a consistent threat throughout the tournament.       [player_tooltip player_id='1235420' first='Charlotte' last='Moore'] made her presence felt by consistently drawing fouls and getting to the free-throw line. She dictated the tempo of the game with smart decisions and steady play. Moore also showed strong coachability, taking instruction well and applying it quickly on the floor, which helped her team stay organized and competitive.

Kaleah Crawford Kaleah Crawford 6'1" | PF Red River | 2027 State LA , Trinity Boyd Trinity Boyd 5'9" | PG/SG Grace Prep Academy | 2030 TX , Niylah “Pooh” Richardson, Brylie Hager Brylie Hager 5'3" | PG/PF Bellevue Isd | 2027 TX , and Charlotte Moore Charlotte Moore 5'4" | PG/SG Bridgeport | 2027 TX were all named to the All-Tournament Team at the Dynasty Region Finals. Each player brought a unique strength that helped their team succeed. Crawford made an impact with her shot-blocking, three-point shooting, and finishing around the rim. Boyd used her size and shooting ability to stretch the floor and defend multiple positions. Richardson played up a grade but showed maturity and a high IQ beyond her age. Hager scored consistently, kept a steady pace, and excelled in transition. Moore controlled the game's tempo, drew key fouls, and responded well to coaching. Their all-around contributions made them clear choices for the honor.