Sophomore ID Camp: Team 6 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 is Team 6, part 2.    Kemper has already become one of Minnesota's premier young prospects in the Class of 2028. Long and smooth, she moves gracefully with excellent body control and touch. She scores at all three levels – pulling up, finishing at the rim, and burying threes – while also competing with nonstop energy. Even-keeled and confident, Kemper can carry a team on her own. On Sunday, she was a key piece of a talented group and looked very much like the D1 prospect she is. A top-20 talent with high-end upside, Kemper made it obvious why on Sunday.     McGriff is a versatile forward with size, strength, and a physical edge. She opened the Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday morning with a smooth three-pointer, showing off her expanded skill set. McGriff quickly followed up by scoring inside and rebounding with force. Confident and vocal, McGriff averaged 12 points and 7 rebounds in high school last season over a tough 4A schedule. Kiyanah's steady growth since we first saw her way back in 2023 reflects her work ethic and potential as a Top 50 sophomore.     Hansen, ranked 30th in Minnesota's sophomore class, impacts games with size, athleticism, and relentless effort. A strong defender, her length and hustle create no end of problems for most opponents. Offensively, Hansen continues to expand her game – posting up, attacking off the bounce, and stretching the floor with three-point prowess. Always on the move, Hansen's energy as a rim runner and rebounder stands out. She's improving quickly and still has plenty of  room to grow.     Malmgren continues the steady improvement we've seen from her over time, bringing size, strength, and a motor that doesn't quit. Ranked in the Top 60 in the Class of 2028, Reese can play multiple positions and rebounds with determination while also finishing effectively through contact. A versatile competitor, she runs the floor well and thrives in up-tempo settings. Her toughness and efficiency make her a reliable presence who consistently impacts games.     Kamps faced tough competition on Sunday in Maple Grove but showed confidence and resilience throughout the day. She adapted as the event progressed, becoming more impactful with her energy and playmaking. A highlight was a slick one-handed baseline pass that demonstrated vision and strength. Still emerging on the radar, the guard from Central High School in Norwood-Young America has the potential to grow into a bigger role over the next couple of years.

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 is Team 6, part 2.