Prospects In Their Bag Lately

Here we briefly speak about a handful of prospects that have been in their offensive bag lately. These hoopers have been playing at a competitive rate, producing on both ends of the floor, while showing off their impressive skill-sets at a higher rate than most others around them on the road. Make sure to check them out below!   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    It's been impressive the AAU seasons that [player_tooltip player_id='919620' first='Mykaela' last='Vincent'] has put together this Spring/Summer season. Vincent has size at 6'0 to score over smaller defenders, she has touch and countermoves to adapt in tight situations, and she understands where the ball is going to come off on rebounds on both ends - something that plays to her advantage at an impressive rate. She has a lot of fundamentals in her game overall and that helps her compete with a versatile "bag" on the offensive end. This weekend Vincent did work in the paint and I can't wait to see how she follows that up this Winter at Pella High School.     Sometimes there are players that just make things happen with their Will and tenacity. One of those players that I've seen standing out this past month is [player_tooltip player_id='1268621' first='Kallen' last='Stauffer'] of [program_tooltip program_id='715717' first='Nebraska' last='Supreme']. Stauffer is considered a CG/SG because of how much she can do. This past few months she has been an X factor for her Supreme team while rebounding, defending, assisting, and hitting open shots from beyond the three point line. At this point, it's pretty easy to see that Stauffer could be a next level player for someone that needs a dedicated worker. She keeps things positive and simple, which helps her see results again and again. Something that could definitely translate in the college ranks before you know it.     [player_tooltip player_id='1060063' first='Kinley' last='Birt'] doesn't get enough credit. She is asked to come into the game and make some plays off the bench. Something that isn't the easiest things to do but from what we have seen these past few months, she does a good job of producing in her role. Birt is the type that won't hurt you out on the hardwood, while giving you total effort and some flashes of noteworthy skill as a guard. She can handle at a solid rate, find others, and even hit some jumpers off of the catch when she has adequate timing. Her AAU team is guard heavy with basically a full future college line-up of prospects and Birt still does a respectable job of standing out. If she carries this momentum into the Winter with her Sabers program, who knows where they could take things.     [player_tooltip player_id='884644' first='Myra' last='Hansen'] is going to be someone we hear about a lot of the next three years during the Winter season at Pender High School. Hansen has great size for her age at 5'11/6'0 and being out of the 2028 Class. This is someone that has demonstrated a collegiate skill set for a few months now to those paying attention. She can defend all positions but a true Center, she can score at a high offensive level from all over the floor, and she makes some incredible passes almost every game. Pender is going to be favored to win this Class again this Winter because of who they return. With individuals like Hansen all over the court, it's pretty easy to see why they end up winning so often.     You could say that [player_tooltip player_id='777232' first='Melina' last='Snoozy'] has been in her bag this year at the 16U level but to be honest, Snoozy is always in her bag on the offensive end. Most recently the #1 rated player out of the 2027 Class in Iowa grabbed two offers from Oklahoma State and the Montana Lady Griz. I don't expect the offers to slow down over the next two weeks either. I'm guessing Snoozy will end up with 20-25 D1 offers moving into the Fall at Bishop Heelan. This is a next level shooter, a hungry competitor on both offense and defense, a good teammate, and someone that is willing to get better as time moves forward. Wherever she ends up going, she could be a real threat. It'll all come down to situation and fit but no matter where she ends up, I'm sure she will produce in some sort of way.

Here we briefly speak about a handful of prospects that have been in their offensive bag lately. These hoopers have been playing at a competitive rate, producing on both ends of the floor, while showing off their impressive skill-sets at a higher rate than most others around them on the road. Make sure to check them out below!