Gator For A Day Camp Standouts- Part 1

The Gator for a Day Elite Camp was filled with excitement and every possession was a chance to catch a recruiter's eye. Guards pushed the tempo, wings were attacking from all angles, shooters were letting it fly, and the bigs battled in the paint with a purpose. The camp featured some of the top talent in the State and it buzzed with intensity. These prospects showcased their skills, toughness, and next-level traits that made them standout.      [player_tooltip player_id='221598' first='Trinity' last='Berry'] left a a mark on the camp as a big guard who played with high energy and played on both sides of the court. Berry impacts the game with size, skill, versatility, and handling the ball with confidence. Her handles were the most notable improvements in her already elite game. She proved to be a dangerous three-point shooter, especially when stepping into shots in rhythm. Berry attacked the rim with power and finishes through contact. She also showcased her strong on-ball defense and took pride in stopping her match-up. Already holding several Division I offers, Berry's combination of size, perimeter skill, and competitiveness makes her a fit for multiple college systems.     Ameera Kone showed versatility as a perimeter guard with a lot of versatility. Kone showcased her athleticism and frame and showcased her ability to dominate smaller guards. Kone can handle the ball, initiate the offense and create scoring opportunities for herself and teammates. Her size and mobility allow her to create mismatches on offense, and make her a switchable defender — an asset college coaches love to see.     [player_tooltip player_id='1293417' first='Natalie' last='Toney'] was a very explosive athlete with a strong first step to attack the rim. Toney has the size to absorb contact when attacking the rim. She made the opponent pay throughout the scrimmages. She was also a force on the boards and had several put backs on the offensive glass. She proved to be a multi-level scorer who can contribute on the boards.     Imani Shelton was possibly the top player in the gym. She defintely was the most dominant prospect in the gym. Shelton combines size, speed, athleticism, and a high level skill-set and she looked like the college athletes who were facilitating the camp. She ran the floor well, scored in transition, and had the ability to pull-up in transition for a potent and smooth mid-range jumper. Her combination of size, athleticism, and skill were at a college level. On the defensive end, Shelton was so dominant it seemed unfair. She blocked shots at will and those led to fast breaks.     [player_tooltip player_id='1302213' first='Kniya' last='Godfrey'] impressed with her play as well as her leadership off the court. She is a confident young player has the "it" factor. On the floor she was dominant and combined power, agility, and speed. Her ability to score on the inside was impressive and she had the ability to hit the short jumper. Godfrey showcased good ball handling skills and can get to the rim and score against pressure.     [player_tooltip player_id='400811' first='Elle' last='Deegan'] (cover photo) was one of the most prolific scorers at the camp, and the scores came in a variety of ways. Deegan consistently made it "rain threes" from behind the arc, and her mid-range jumper was hot and sunny all camp long. Coming off her first college offer, Deegan looked the part and definitely played like it. She played well against physicality and showed she could take the bump and still score the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='514589' first='Senaia' last='Asanya'] made a strong statement at the Gator for a Day camp. Asanya was dominant on the boards, and her defense at the camp was next level stuff. On one series, Asanya defended the pick and found herself covering a point guard and played lock down defense. On offense, she gets killer position and opens up the floor for her shooters. Asanya played well and showcased a lot of versatility for a power forward.

The Gator for a Day Elite Camp was filled with excitement and every possession was a chance to catch a recruiter's eye. Guards pushed the tempo, wings were attacking from all angles, shooters were letting it fly, and the bigs battled in the paint with a purpose. The camp featured some of the top talent in the State and it buzzed with intensity. These prospects showcased their skills, toughness, and next-level traits that made them standout.