Sophomore ID Camp: Team 1 evaluations, part 1

More than 80 competitors put their game on display Sunday in Maple Grove at the Prep Girls Hoops Sophomore ID Camp. We're doing two-part, team-by-team evaluations of all 10 rosters. Here are our thoughts on the players of Team 1, part 1.    This Diamond Elite guard was in the mix on every possession at Sunday's showcase. Whether grabbing clutch rebounds, using her length to block shots, or picking off passes, Peters was a defensive nightmare for her opponents. With ample amounts of hustle and an endless motor, she made a major impact for her team on both ends of the floor. On offense, Samira displayed her smooth release shooting motion, knocking down several shots from beyond the arc. She crashed the offensive glass too, using both her length and positioning to grab boards and score on numerous putbacks.      The 5'4 [program_tooltip program_id='712362' first='Legacy' last='Hoops'] guard showed off her lightning quickness in the open court on Sunday, using her speed and court vision to push the ball up the floor in transition. Malaya was explosive on her drives to the basket, blowing by defenders and finishing with a soft-touch finger roll on several occasions. On the defensive end, the Park of Cottage Grove sophomore applied pressure on the perimeter, forcing her opponents to turn the ball over. All day long Ramirez played with pace and was a tremendous asset for Team 1.     Williamson brought all kinds of energy to the floor at Sunday's showcase. Her motor and willingness to continuously fight for every possession were impressive, and her positivity with her team was infectious. With plenty of length and a strong frame, Bria cleaned up on the boards. On the offensive end, the [program_tooltip program_id='712699' first='Minnesota' last='Rise'] forward made great reads, taking a simple, but effective approach towards her post moves and drives to the rim. The 5'10 forward is a Swiss Army Knife kind of player who gets the job done on both ends of the floor.     DeWitt is a 5'9, lengthy wing out of White Bear Lake. She moves well off the ball, making cuts to the rim and setting up on-ball screens for her teammates. When the ball is in her hands, Abigail is an unselfish passer and a capable outside shooter. She has a quick, left-handed release, allowing her to get a shot off without much time or space. Her attitude is positive and highly supportive of her teammates, and on the floor Abigail is willing to do all the little things to help the team succeed. While there is room to grow in terms of her physical strength and confidence on the court, DeWitt's game has promise.      Swanson shined in both the 5-on-5 and 3-on-3 games on Sunday. With a lengthy build and fluid athleticism, the 5'11 wing stood out first-thing Sunday morning. Ava has a keen understanding of how to space the floor, both in transition and in the half court. At the showcase she read the floor, making cuts filling in the gaps to keep the offense flowing smoothly. Swanson, a capable scorer, knocked down several shots from beyond the arc, scored in transition, and showed off her unselfish passing, wracking up assists as she fed the ball to her teammates.

More than 80 competitors put their game on display Sunday in Maple Grove at the Prep Girls Hoops Sophomore ID Camp. We're doing two-part, team-by-team evaluations of all 10 rosters. Here are our thoughts on the players of Team 1, part 1.