Don't Look Past the Mustangs | Prep Girls Hoops

Northwood Team Camp was full of memorable moments, including an electric O.T. tournament! Northville fought their way to the finals in 2024, and they battled back again in 2025. Here are two prospects from the Mustangs and five total who left their mark on the hardwood!    Colbie's prototypical length, athleticism, and versatility are exactly what colleges look for in a forward prospect. Her ability to score with her back to the basket and facing up creates matchup problems for defenders. Colbie muscled into position to secure offensive rebounds, forced fouls, and converted free throws with smooth mechanics at the line. She took a dribble hand-off downhill with explosive strides from the perimeter, and finished the layup with her left hand. Colbie caught a pass with soft hands and made a quick transfer for the layup. She runs the floor with pace in transition and moves her feet well on defense to force missed shots without fouling. Colbie looked good once again for Morencie at Northwood Team Camp.     Sophia climbed the rankings in our latest update; she has been impressive during travel and high school games this summer. At Northwood camp, her all-around impact was clear. Sophia cut backdoor, caught the pass, and made a quick transfer to her left hand for the finish. She buried two corner threes and added another from the wing. Sophia deflected passes and created steals on the defensive end. She crashed the boards to secure an offensive rebound and scored the put-back. Sophia attacked down the baseline with a burst, used a hesi-crossover move, and blew by the last defender for the finish. She was clutch for the Mustangs during their run to the finals during the O.T. Tourney. Sophia split the gap and rattled home a tough left-handed layup. Her hard downhill drives resulted in many fouls--she knocked down clutch free throws at the line.     Harper competed vigorously for the Mustangs at Northwood Team Camp. Harper was a menace on defense. She created many steals by pressuring the ball with her quick feet and jumping into passing lanes. Harper throws caution to the wind when it comes to effort plays--she hits the deck hard to secure 50/50 balls. Harper showed her athleticism by leaping way up to grab an offensive rebound, then added an exclamation point with a reverse layup. She battled for inside position and grabbed many rebounds. Harper sprinted past defenders using hard backdoor cuts and finished multiple layups with a soft touch. Her comprehensive impact helped Northville reach the O.T. Finals.     Kamryn made a big impact for Mona Shores at Northwood Team Camp by making the right plays on both sides of the ball. Kamryn is an athletic guard who can handle the ball, facilitate, and hit outside shots. She buried a triple from the corner, picked off a pass during a BLOB, then turned on the burners to finish the play with a layup. Kamryn was an active communicator on defense and understood where everyone needed to be. She created transition scoring opportunities after securing defensive rebounds by pushing the ball quickly with both hands and keeping her eyes up. She threw accurate passes to open teammates sprinting towards the hoop for multiple assists.     Karis vaulted up our rankings in the latest update. She consistently performed at a high level in front of our scouts at many tournaments while playing up with [program_tooltip program_id='713450' first='REAL' last=''] 17U. Her athletic attributes, relentless motor, acrobatic finishing, passing prowess, and defensive impact have been separators in her game. Karis has stretches where she doesn't miss from three-point distance, and she sets the standard for how a guard should pursue rebounds. Karis put all of these qualities on display again for Sacred Heart at Northwood Team Camp. She buried an elbow jumper and a three-pointer at the top of the key. Karis chased down a ball-handler from behind and poked it out for the steal. She closed out hard to block a shot attempt and drove hard to score a layup with her left hand. Karis pushed the ball with breakneck speed in transition to score layups and earned trips to the free throw line. One of her most impressive plays happened as she beat full-court pressure with a series of quick crossover dribbles and dished a dime to a teammate for the assist.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">UPCOMING EVENTS</h2>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/07/Freshman-Showcase.png?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-1267337" /></figure>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/07/The-Expo.png?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-1267338" /></figure>   <a href="https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/1580/register/michigan-freshman-showcase">Register for the Freshman Showcase</a>   <a href="https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/1653/register/the-expo-michigan">Register for the Expo</a>

Northwood Team Camp was full of memorable moments, including an electric O.T. tournament! Northville fought their way to the finals in 2024, and they battled back again in 2025. Here are two prospects from the Mustangs and five total who left their mark on the hardwood!