Sophomore ID Camp: Team 1 evaluations, part 2

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 2.    Martinson brought the speed, hustle, and quickness all day long at Sunday's showcase. The bouncy, 5'6 guard was a pest on the defensive end, using her quick reaction time to force turnovers and grab loose balls. The [program_tooltip program_id='712699' first='Minnesota' last='Rise'] guard showed off her ability to score at multiple levels, using her explosiveness to get downhill to the rim. Erika's was one of the few voices we heard talking on the defensive end of the floor, calling out helpside and ball screens for her teammates. With strong fundamentals and an even stronger motor, Martinson is ready to face her sophomore season head-on.      Already the #78 ranked prospect in the class of 2028, it was no surprise that MacNabb shined at the Sophomore ID Camp. The 5'7 point guard excelled in her decision making on the court, making one high IQ play after another in both the 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competition. With a strong frame and a powerful first step, Iona gets to the rim with ease. She showed no fear on Sunday, absorbing contact on each drive to the basket. Following a strong spring season with Diamond Elite, MacNabb looks ready to lead the way for Richfield this winter.     As one of Minnesota's standout guards in the 2028 class, it comes as no surprise that Keating made a major impression on our scouts on Sunday. With a high degree of athleticism and a well-developed skillset, Reese had her fingerprints all over the game. She brought poise and leadership on the offensive end, as well as her court vision and keen passing, leading to scoring opportunities for her team. On defense the Chanhassen sophomore was a pest. Using her lightning quick feet and active hands to put pressure on the perimeter. Keating was just as dynamic on the offensive end, providing bursts of offense for Team 1.     A top-60 ranted prospect in the 2028 class, Smith is a versatile player who brings a spark on both ends of the floor. At Sunday's showcase she displayed her highly explosive first step, attacking the rim and absorbing plenty of contact along the way. Ava out-muscled her opponents for numerous rebounds, using her strength and positioning to dominate the boards. She was aggressive on both ends of the floor, providing both effective defense and a burst of offense for her team. Following their recent state championship victory, Smith looks poised to make an impact for the young Royals squad in her sophomore season.     Schlomann brought the excitement on the defensive end at the Sophomore ID Camp, using her lateral movement and ability to read passing lanes to force turnovers all game long. In addition to her ability to accumulate steals, Alyssa excels in transition offense. With tremendous speed, the 5'8 guard flies down the court, spacing the floor to create fast break opportunities for her team. After seeing some floor time for Blaine last season, Alyssa will look to be a key part of the rotation for the Bengals in her sophomore season.

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 2.