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With the final buzzer of AAU behind them, these 2026 guards now turn their focus to one last high school season — one more chance to lead their school programs, achieve personal goals, set school records, and chase district and State championships. Their AAU chapters may be closed, but there is work to be done and these Seniors are ready for the final run to cement their legacies.    [player_tooltip player_id='514544' first='Narissa' last='Blocton'] has been balling for years and just wrapped up her final AAU experience. The Senior guard still has ball to play as she builds her legacy at Ridgeview. As a four year starter, she is likely chasing records left by her sisters (Nia and Nacoya). Blocton is a tall point guard with active hands. She can defend multiple positions and do so effectively. Offensively, she is a slasher and can get to the rim and score. For one more season Blocton can claim “homestead” at the free-throw line as she lives there during the season.       [player_tooltip player_id='768731' first='Roslyn' last='Weston'] will take talents to Potters House and look to mold a lasting legacy. Weston has had a nice run over the past 3 to 4 years and her growth as a player has been noticeable. Weston has good length and uses it on both ends of the floor. She disrupts passes and passing lanes on defense and uses her length to score in the paint and on the perimeter. Weston has a smooth jumper and is crafty around the basket. She thrives in the transition game where she consistently scores on the break.     [player_tooltip player_id='248550' first='Angel' last='McClellon'] is loading up for one final run at St Augustine. She is a playmaking guard who gets as much satisfaction from an assist as she does with a score. The young guard is a playmaker. McClellon can score the ball from from multiple areas on the court, but is most dangerous when on the attack. She shines in transitional defense and often sends shots into the stands. McClellon is an under the radar guard who is looking to continue to establish herself as one of the best point guards to come through St Johns county. She is locked and loaded and ready for the journey.     [player_tooltip player_id='752581' first='Alyssa' last='Donohue'] had been the catalyst at Bartram and can take great pride bringing that program back to its winning ways. In addition to being a game changer she has been a program changer and that's what legends are made of. Donohue continues to climb the charts as her reputation grows. She is dangerous in the open court with a floater that's deadly. She can also get to the rim and put the ball in basket the traditional way. Defensively, she is long and athletic. That's a recipe for steals and blocked shots and that's Donohue's game to a “T”. She has served up many games with multiple blocked shots and some were game savers. Donohue is legacy loading for her final year. There is still work to be done before she heads off to play college ball.       [player_tooltip player_id='633532' first='Leila' last='Goll'] is now Senior and Legacy loading and this could be a ride for the ages. Goll has has success, she's been in the big game, and she has something that probably 85 percent of high school players don't have - a potent outside jumper. Goll will be a leader this season and she is poised, primed, and positioned to lead and her team and solidify herself as one of the best shooters to come through Bolles. There is no pressure- Goll once averaged 6 threes per game for an entire summer. She can flat out shoot the ball and First Coast be ware. Goll is also a solid defender who can make life tough for opposing guards.

With the final buzzer of AAU behind them, these 2026 guards now turn their focus to one last high school season — one more chance to lead their school programs, achieve personal goals, set school records, and chase district and State championships. Their AAU chapters may be closed, but there is work to be done and these Seniors are ready for the final run to cement their legacies.