8 Of The Weekend's Dashingly Impressive Performers

There'll be much to talk about from over the weekend, but first, Prep Girls Hoops New England sends sincere thoughts and prayers to anyone who had to endure the mayhem from the unfortunate events at the Run For Roses event. Most importantly everyone seems to be safe, but the events can have a traumatic impact. There were a bunch of fellow New Englanders in the building, but with the welfare of everybody assured at the end of the day, it was a must to at least make a statement.   Moving on to more positive things; the hoops were absolutely electric this weekend. Without question the proverbial knob has been turned up. These girls have cranked it up a notch here in July and it's made for some great content. The region's girls made statements cross-country this weekend and below are 8 impressive performers.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription    [player_tooltip player_id='975729' first='Aaralyn' last='Scott'] (2028) | 5'6 PG | RIBC   Scott had herself a weekend. The '28 highly touted pg is becoming a regular feature in posts for her stately play recently. Aaralyn is such a presence initiating the offense, self-creating plus she's such a stable defender. This weekend she put up a 30-point game, showing why she's a top 5 ranked player in the class as she dominated the competition out of town. The way she was able to finish plays was topnotch.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005124' first='Anjolie' last='Abelard'] (2028) | 5'7 CG | MCWz Starz   Abelard is the consummate 2-way gamechanger that's extremely portable plus she complements many different playstyles due to her versatility. On display this weekend was her blazing speed, ability to be switchable on both sides of the ball and a soft touch with the ball in her hands. Anjolie has been showing she's an even stronger attacker then earlier anticipated. It's clear her game is evolving and she's growing in confidence with more time with her talented MCW Starz squad. Abelard is an all-around threat with a bright future.     [player_tooltip player_id='1221925' first='Danielle' last='Davidson'] (2030) | CG | Team Sims   What a player Davidson is. One half of a dynamic twin duo, Danielle expressed that she's one of the top young players around. She was bringing a great deal of value to the floor. The shooting, downhill driving ability, connective passes, lively defense and overall playmaking made her one of the more notable young players.     [player_tooltip player_id='1268518' first='Layla' last='Ljubuncic'] (2027) | SG | IBelieve   Layla is a long-range sniper that displayed her marksman ability in many ways over the weekend. The way defenders urgently reacted on the catch proved just how dangerous she really is. The IBelieve gunslinger doesn't waver in the surroundings of those aggressive defenders in her space. Layla will pull off the bounce, behind screens or on the move.     [player_tooltip player_id='1060460' first='Madison' last='Wright'] (2028) | 5'7 CG | IBelieve   Wright is one of the smoother players in the class. She's a bucket-getter whose self-creation can open up things for teammates and easily overpower defenses when hot. Wright can serve as an off-ball threat too due to her shooting capabilities. This isn't a player that settles either, Wright competes at the highest level. She's determined to get her game going despite the tough defenders sent her way constantly. Those graceful shooting mechanics are a work of art though, it's what separated her early on from a lot of her peers. Every shot looks like it's a quality one and she can be relied upon when her number in called. Madison is liable to hit no matter what the coverage is. It's beautiful to watch Madison go to work, getting to her spots and knocking down delightful looking jumpers.     [player_tooltip player_id='288652' first='Elyse' last='Ngenda'] (2026) | 5'8 CG | Rivals   What's not to like about Elyse's game? She can fill it up with the best of them from 3 levels plus she's quite the active defender. The shot making ability and primary creation shown from Ngenda can be counted upon as the offense progresses or she can make plays happen in isolation possessions. There was standout traits demonstrated in some games that can be quickly glossed over, but they absolutely put into context what type of elite player she is. Ngenda's effort getting after the ball in hustle plays and getting her teammates involved was what stood out. Elyse's national ranking is certainly justified behind her dynamic upper-class game.     Agar Meek (2026) | 6'0 PF | BCRI   Malek has striking features and a polished inside-out game. The 6'0 forward was one of the more impressive players showcasing a smooth in-between game under the free-throw line, plus she was also knocking down shots from beyond 3. Malek ran the floor well, translating to both ends of the court. Agar was also pretty aggressive on the boards, deterring shots in the paint and she was able to accurately pass the ball around the court. Malek's efforts this weekend made her notable prospect to be mentioned.     [player_tooltip player_id='1264026' first='Eva' last='Wilkerson'] (2026) | SF | Rivals   Talk about a 2-way impact player. Wilkerson is a top tier wing that brings an unmatched tenacity to each game. Her high-level ability to affect outcomes on both sides of the ball was showcased over the course of the game watched. The steadiness she brings makes her more than reliable to make a play at any given time. Wilkerson is regularly filling up the stat book, its routine for her to have games with double digit scoring, high rebounds for the position and a considerable number of steals.

There'll be much to talk about from over the weekend, but first, Prep Girls Hoops New England sends sincere thoughts and prayers to anyone who had to endure the mayhem from the unfortunate events at the Run For Roses event. Most importantly everyone seems to be safe, but the events can have a traumatic impact. There were a bunch of fellow New Englanders in the building, but with the welfare of everybody assured at the end of the day, it was a must to at least make a statement.