Prep Girls Hoops Expo TN: Team Four Evaluations

The Prep Girls Hoops Expo showcased some of the top-tier talent of TN. Here are all the player evaluations from team four at the event.    [player_tooltip player_id='1166706' first='Kaleighn' last='Richardson'] came into her own in the five-on-five session at the TN Expo.   In five-on-five play, she had a nice pull-up jumper that gave her offensive game some momentum later in that same game. She had an isolation possession where she was able to take her defender into the paint, and hit a highly skilled turnaround push shot, which got her the bucket.   Also on offense, she has great command of leading her squad in half-court sets. She has a solid handle and makes passes that advance her team's offensive attack.     Lorreto High School is getting in absolute baller this year with freshman [player_tooltip player_id='1039473' first='Alexa' last='Crosby']. Her potential as a player is already sky high.   Crosby can do it all, but her handle stands out right away. She has no weakness in her left hand. This gives defenses a lot of things to think about with her ability to attack both sides of the court. She is also a great playmaker and can needle passes into tight windows if she needs to.   Crosby on offense also has a high-level three-point shot that she can knock down from all spots beyond the perimeter.     [player_tooltip player_id='1238482' first='Gracyn' last='Myers'] is the type of player a lot of coaches at all levels want. She has offensive upside and does all the little things that lead to winning.   Myers, in the three-on-three session, was grabbing rebounders over her opponents and was also playing lockdown defense on and off the ball. She also had some aggressive drives to the basket that led to some points.   On the defensive end, her main trait that stood out was her side-to-side movement. She had some of the best lateral movement on defense at the Expo and was great at staying in front of her assignment without fouling.     [player_tooltip player_id='1252921' first='Ava' last='Trudeau'] has everything a winning wing player should have: perimeter defense and a perimeter shot.   At the TN Hoops Expo, Trudeau showed off both of these skills. In five-on-five, she had multiple deflections, displayed good wing defense, and showed some capabilities of her three-point shot.   Trudeau at the wing position also has an above-average handle for her height at 5'10" and showed some flashes of her playmaking ability. As she is currently unranked, she should be a player to keep an eye on to eventually be a potential riser in the Prepr Girl Hoops rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='1317834' first='Serenity' last='Johnson'] had a solid showing at the TN Expo.   Throughout competitive play, Johnson was establishing her presence in the paint. She had multiple big rebounds throughout the day and had good fundamentals in setting herself up for them.   She was one of the best players in positioning herself in spots to grab boards and did a great job at boxing out her opponent.     [player_tooltip player_id='766661' first='Audree' last='Riehn'] at the event showcased a skill that was above average at her position. That skill being her rebounding ability.   She had several rebounds at the event and had good boxing-out skills. On top of that, she showcased her three-point shot, and at 6'0", it was extremely impressive. She has a high release on her jumper, and with that added to her height advantage, it makes it nearly impossible for defenders to block her shot.   On defense, she has the versatility to guard both bigs and wings. At her high school, Hardin Valley Academy, she had multiple games with two or more blocks in her freshman season.     [player_tooltip player_id='382892' first='Kaylen' last='Kenney'] makes all the right plays, and she did so at the TN Expo.   She knows where to be on the floor, and she had a great synergy with every point guard she was on the floor with. In the five-on-five session, she had several good cuts and screens, and also showed her ability to be a playmaker and ball handler.She had a bullet pass on the money from the wing to the high post that helped initiate her team's offensive set.   Also at 6'0", she took the ball up the court on her own from coast to coast and converted an and-one layup. Kenney at the TN Expo showed why she is the #2-ranked SF in the class of 2026 in TN.     The freshman hooper from Tullahoma High School, [player_tooltip player_id='1322194' first='Genevieve' last='Hickerson'], has a lot of potential.   She has the range to knock down shots from anywhere and is a tough-nosed defender. Throughout the three-on-three sessions, she had a good shot contest, multiple steals, and was grabbing contested rebounds.   Another facet that stood out about her game was her ability to drive to the basket. She has good speed for her size and can play through contact around the basket.     [player_tooltip player_id='1308986' first='Kihya' last='Davis'] showed she had a high motor at the event.   She was constantly hustling up and down the floor and never gave up on a play. Her hustle helps make her a solid wing defender. At the event, she also displayed what she can bring to offense by making a shot from behind the arc in the five-on-five session.

The Prep Girls Hoops Expo showcased some of the top-tier talent of TN. Here are all the player evaluations from team four at the event.