Spring Standouts - Summer Watchouts

.   In this article we hilight prospects who stood out over the Spring travel period and are poised for a huge summer.   Some of the players received college offers, some had strong performances that peaked college interest, and some had great moments that turned the heads of their peers and opposing coaches. Over the next month, many of these prospects will use the summer leagues and camps to polish up on their games as they approach the upcoming live periods in high school and in travel ball.    [player_tooltip player_id='400813' first='Asiana' last='McCreary'] received an offer from Navy and it's likely her first of many. McCreary is a blend of a three and a four which speaks to her versatility as a player. She can step outside and shoot the three and is very comfortable doing so. The versatile forward can go down in the paint and challenge fours and fives, especially on the defensive end. She has good shot blocking ability and can out quick opponents for the rebound. The versatile fairway presents a challenge in the perimeter with her quickness and length. McCreary excels in the transition game with her speed. She can really “pick em up and put em down”. She also finishes well at the rim. McCreary is riding momentum and rightfully so. A trip to the State Championship as a Sophomore and a productive Spring that ended with a major offer. Ironically, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Look for the “under the radar” ice to melt away as McCreary is one of the hottest prospects out there.      [player_tooltip player_id='221598' first='Trinity' last='Berry'] is a name you will be hearing more about in the very near future. Berry is lengthy Sophomore who can really shoot the ball and has a nose for scoring. She has the ability to score in flurries from behind the arc and in the midrange area, and she can get to the rim. The talented young guard is only a 2027 and she is going to continue to improve her game. Coaches marvel at not only her shooting, but also her passion for the game and her hustle on the court. Berry has already garnered some major offers and interest. The interest started prior to high school and she has since received several D1 offers. Berry closed out the Spring period with a lot of traction, including more offers. The Summer will be huge for Berry and could elevate her already impressive status in the 2027 class.     [player_tooltip player_id='844873' first='Sara' last='Dagba'] has been a phenomenal talent over the past year and should be on the cusp of a huge summer. Her game screams versatility and she might be the biggest sleeper on this list. A few contest come to mind. She sliced up a defending state Champion team ( St Thomas Aquinas) in the Inside Exposure tournament with three point shots, post moves, and playing all five positions on the floor. Another game comes to mind when she competed against Bolles over the holidays, going for 20 plus on their talented roster with 4 or 5 future D1 players in. During the travel season she was hitting threes from the corner and playing multiple positions on the floor. She handles the ball, plays multiple positions, can defend with quickness and physicality, and can put the ball in the basket from anywhere on the court. This summer should be a big one for the talented and “versatile” Dagba. She is one to watch and watch out for.     [player_tooltip player_id='722922' first='Kennedy' last='Loux'] is one of the top guards on the First Coast and she has gone quietly about her business just waiting her turn. Loux's talent and production on the court spoke loud and clear. She can handle the ball, shoot the three with a high rate, and can get teammates involved. A recent college offer confirms the talent and it's just the beginning. Loux plays the game with intelligence, skill, and great leadership. The past few seasons she has had very skilled players around her and her selfless approach to the game made them and her team better.     [player_tooltip player_id='768731' first='Roslyn' last='Weston'] (cover) has continued to elevate her game and recently received her first college offer. Weston is a bona-fide scorer who can put the ball in the rim in a lot of ways. She can shoot the three off of the dribble and off the catch and has a nice high release. Her arsenal also consists of a potent mid-range shot that she uses to score with great efficiency, and she is very dangerous in the open court. Weston finishes with the left or right, and has a lot of crafty finishes at the rim. In the transition game, you see her athleticism, speed, and fluidity. She is on an upward projectory and this summer is a pivotal moment for the 2026 guard to continue to show her skills and likely warrant more college offers.