Notes from July's Cutting Room Floor

In this article, we put down July's leftover notes. These are the final scribbles, standout moments, and recruiting buzz that came across the cutting room table with only a few days remaining in the month. Whether through strong performances, rising stock, college commitments, these prospects gave us a reason to jot their names down. Here's a look at July's notes.    [player_tooltip player_id='400785' first='Audrey' last='Beyer'] made her announcement that she will college basketball at Coastal Carolina. Beyer has been one of the First Coast's most respected prospects in the 2026 class. Beyer delivered steady play and memorable performances in her final grassroots journey. Beyer elevated her game each year and became one of the top recruits in the 2026 class.     MIa Chandler made her presence felt and had some quality minutes in her final AAU tournament. The 2026 Forward received several offers over the summer. Chandler showed some grit playing with a shoulder injury. Her athleticism and speed really stood out and her quickness created problems at times. Chandler had a great very good travel season and really showcased her ability to score in the paint and in transition. Chandler's name belongs in the conversations of talented forwards around the State of Florida.     [player_tooltip player_id='514624' first='Miranda' last='Campos'] closed out July a very satisfying travel season. Campos picked up several offers and there is no denying her athleticism and the impact she could have on a program. Campos is athletic, she makes game changing plays on the defensive end and on the boards. The High School playoffs come to mind when Campos was clutch down the stretch and helped Bartram overtake Ocala Forest in post season play. Fast forward to July and Campos had several offers.     [player_tooltip player_id='514625' first='Sophia' last='Scibelli'] had one of the biggest summers of any 2026 prospect on the First Coast. It seemed like Scibelli's game and star continued to elevate every week. The now Senior guard was unconscious shooting the ball, especially from behind the arc. She showcased her soft touch in the mid-range and her toughness on the inside. Scibelli played well on the defense end and routinely turned steals and turnovers into buckets. Some of those buckets were crafty and executed with a high level of difficulty and athleticism. Scibelli enters her final season with serious momentum and confidence. The Legacy Loading begins and Scibelli is poised to have a great Senior campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='400786' first='Imani' last='Henderson'] had a great summer and recently announced a commitment to the University of Texas Permian Basin. Henderson set the tone early in the travel season and showcased athleticism and tangibles that you can't teach. Henderson is 6'1, she can run like guards, control the glass, and she can defend the paint. Henderson has the ability to take her game to another level when the game is on the line.    [player_tooltip player_id='515094' first='Dylande' last='Innocent']    [player_tooltip player_id='515094' first='Dylande' last='Innocent'] had a great summer and really showcased her defensive skills. Innocent has the ability to cut off drives with her quick feet. She also showed the strength to hold her ground against physical match-ups. Innocent was relentless on defense and the thing that really stood out is that she never gives up on a play. She had numerous blocks where it looked as if the defender had a step, but Innocent had the ability to close out quickly and block shots.

In this article, we put down July's leftover notes. These are the final scribbles, standout moments, and recruiting buzz that came across the cutting room table with only a few days remaining in the month. Whether through strong performances, rising stock, college commitments, these prospects gave us a reason to jot their names down. Here's a look at July's notes.