Bell's All-Showcase First and Second Team

The PGH Michigan Expo took flight on Saturday, September 27th, featuring 80 prospects competing in 3v3 and 5v5 games throughout the day. My event coverage primarily focused on the prospects competing for Teams 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8. Among the many talented players, the following girls distinguished themselves on the court during my evaluations, earning First and Second Team Honors.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/09/2025-pgh-michigan-expo-awards/">PGH EXPO AWARDS ARTICLE</a>    Sanyiah turned in a complete performance from start to finish at the PGH Michigan Expo. Her explosive quickness and shifty ball-handling stood out during 3v3 and continued throughout the day. Sanyiah was a multidimensional difference maker. She dished out assists, knocked down pull-up jumpers, penetrated gaps to score at the rim, earned free throws, and hounded the ball on defense. Sanyiah made smart backdoor cuts off the ball to score layups, produced rebounds, and created space with her dribble. She proved her value as a high-level college prospect and earned recognition as a Top Performer. Sanyiah is an All-Showcase First Team and All-Defensive Team selection. She is my 2025 Expo Most Valuable Prospect.     Reece came to the PGH Michigan Expo and made a huge statement about her value as a college prospect. Her length, athleticism, positive communication, relentless effort, aggressive drives, efficiency from the free-throw line, defensive effort, and determined rebounding separated her at the showcase. Reece poured in multiple three-pointers, finished tough layups off the dribble, and was a put-back machine in the paint. She earned recognition as a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase First Team.     Emma turned in a memorable performance at the PGH Michigan Expo. Her scrappy defense, persistent communication, relentless hustle, three-point shooting, explosive downhill drives, passing precision, and frequent finishes in traffic separated her on the court. Emma never quits on a play, and her demeanor is exactly what a coach wants in their backcourt. She makes everyone better and plays with a high IQ. Emma was a Top Performer; she has been selected to the All-Showcase First Team and the All-Defensive Team.     Leigha was a dominant forward prospect at the PGH Michigan Expo. She's physical and a relentless competitor. Leigha showed off her skills as a passer, imposed her will in the paint on both ends of the floor, muscled her way into position for high percentage shots, and finished with strength around the rim. She secured rebounds and drove hard to the basket for layups. Leigha earned recognition as a Top Performer; she has been selected to the All-Showcase First Team and the All-Defensive Team.     Jayna defended her high ranking at the PGH Michigan Expo with another standout day against top-shelf talent. Jayna penetrated gaps with her explosive drives and finished through contact at the rim. Her strong, robust build translates to the next level and makes her extremely difficult to stop from scoring layups or getting to the foul line. Jayna disrupted passing lanes with her active hands, pursued rebounds, and buried perimeter jumpers. She handles the ball confidently with both hands and finishes effectively off two feet. Jayna was a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team.     Sophie is a prospect I was excited to watch closely at the PGH Michigan Expo, and she turned in a breakout performance. Sophie shot the lights out from three-point distance, finished full-speed layups off one and two feet, demonstrated outstanding court vision, penetrated with her dribble, dished out great passes, and handled the ball confidently with both hands. She was a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team.     Lily might have been flying under the radar coming into the PGH Michigan Showcase, but she was impossible to miss on Saturday. Lily solidified herself as a defensive game wrecker. Her quick lateral footwork and fast hands keep opposing guards locked up. She showed explosive speed off the dribble and finished around the basket. Lily made smart and unselfish passes to open teammates. She handled the ball confidently with both hands, poured in three-pointers, and contributed in every statistical category. Lily earned recognition as a Top Performer; she has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team and the All-Defensive Team.     Brooklynn proved that you don't have to be flashy or ball-dependent to be a difference maker on the court. She finished efficiently around the basket with both hands, demonstrated sound footwork, and her outstanding screens created open shots for teammates. Brooklynn works hard and contributes to the team's success in every category. She was a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team.     Ella has nerves of steel, and her fearlessness in the game's biggest moments showed at the PGH Michigan Expo. Ella attacked gaps with an explosive burst to score layups and earned many trips to the free-throw line. She buried multiple three-pointers with smooth mechanics, scored through contact, and made a difference on defense with her active hands. Ella's up-tempo style created transition scoring opportunities for her team. She earned recognition as a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team.     Aaliyah cemented herself as a top 50 prospect in her class with an impressive performance at the PGH Michigan Expo. Her athleticism, length, three-level scoring abilities, passing precision, defensive impact, and advanced ball-handling made her a Top Performer at the showcase. She drained multiple triples with confidence from downtown, distributed excellent passes, and caused turnovers on defense. Aaliyah shifts into top gear when she pushes the ball in transition and has excellent touch around the basket. Aaliyah has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team and the All-Defensive Team.

The PGH Michigan Expo took flight on Saturday, September 27th, featuring 80 prospects competing in 3v3 and 5v5 games throughout the day. My event coverage primarily focused on the prospects competing for Teams 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8. Among the many talented players, the following girls distinguished themselves on the court during my evaluations, earning First and Second Team Honors.