Reps on Reps: Rim Attackers and Playmakers

The first wave of “Tone Setters” highlighted many of the headline names from Reps on Reps, but we weren't finished with the standouts from the roster. The group of players in this article also had standout performances attacking the rim and making plays. They provided proof of just how deep the talent pool was at the showcase.    [player_tooltip player_id='1245631' first='Kennedy' last='Jones'] played with the energy she's known for, standing out as a young leader. Jones attacked the rim with confidence, created opportunities for teammates, and showed playmaking instincts beyond her age. With several transfers from last year's team, Jones will be more than a role player. She will be asked to put points on the board and also be a playmaker who gets her teammates involved. With Jones's style of play, she will be able to do both. Defensively, Jones does a good job of using her quickness in the passing lanes and will be a playmaker on that end of the court as well.     Brinkley Todd was an impressive blend of size and control. Todd attacked downhill, finished at the rim, and was a selfless distributor who got others involved. Defensively, she played energized, making an impact on both ends of the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='221599' first='Caelyn' last='Carter'] was that versatile guard who showed balance in her game. Carter ran the floor well, knocked down outside shots, and consistently attacked the rim. She contributed on both ends, bringing steady production. What makes Carter different than most on the list is her ability to score from the perimeter. That makes her a tough cover and puts pressure on anyone defending her. At Reps on Reps, she scored on the inside and outside and showed her playmaking skills with some nice penetration and pass plays to her teammates.     [player_tooltip player_id='934210' first='Kristyonna' last='Harris'] was the defensive star of the floor. Harris locked down multiple positions with relentless energy and intensity. Offensively, she handled the ball well enough to attack the rim and had the ability to score or kick out to a shooter. Harris added rebounding and playmaking to her impact, checking multiple boxes on the court.     [player_tooltip player_id='1246253' first='Jordyn' last='Brooks'] reminded everyone of her scoring ability and ability to get to the rim. Brooks hit shots in the midrange, attacked the rim, and kept pressure on defenders at all times. The young guard also showed playmaking vision, drawing defenders and kicking to open shooters, proving she's more than just a scorer. She is going to fill a huge void on her high school squad with her athleticism and ability to score the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='514522' first='Morgan' last='Cremen'] (cover photo) is the senior leader who continues to set the standard at the point guard position. At Rep on Reps Cremen's game was full of the things that have come to be expected: steals, assists, and transition buckets. Her high IQ, toughness, and poise at the point make her the type of tone setter who can guide her squad on a deep postseason run — possibly all the way to Lakeland.     [player_tooltip player_id='1313650' first='Sophia' last='Bowdre'] continues to turn heads with her ability to get into the paint and break down defenses. She handles the ball well, thrives under pressure, and can score with the drive, floater, or jump shot. Expect her to be a key additional scoring option for Bishop Kenny this season.       [player_tooltip player_id='1314253' first='Jalaun' last='Meeks'] was one of the youngest players in the gym but also one of the most polished ball handlers in the building . Meeks plays well beyond her years, showing advanced ball-handling, court vision, and feel for the game. Her decision making was on point and she punished the opponent in various ways off of picks at the top of the defense. She has the confidence similar to another 2030 point guard- [player_tooltip player_id='1136118' first='Reah' last='Saunders'] — a rare young point guard with show-stopping potential, too. The 2030 class looks to be in great hands, and Meeks looks like a prospect who will help lead the way.    These playmakers demanded recognition for the way they performed at the showcase. Each of them brought energy, toughness, and skill that elevated the level of competition at Reps on Reps — proving that the depth of talent ran deep. There were tone setters and playmakers all over the place.

The first wave of “Tone Setters” highlighted many of the headline names from Reps on Reps, but we weren't finished with the standouts from the roster. The group of players in this article also had standout performances attacking the rim and making plays. They provided proof of just how deep the talent pool was at the showcase.