Uprise Elite 100 Camp: Inside-Out Threats Who Dominated

The Uprise Elite 100 Camp featured several versatile players who proved they could make an impact both inside and out. These athletes showed the ability to stretch the floor with their shooting while still being physical forces around the rim. Their blend of skill, size, and basketball IQ made them matchup nightmares for opponents throughout the day. Here are five players who thrived in multiple roles and showed just how dangerous they can be playing inside and out.    Rachel was one of the toughest matchups at camp, combining her ability to shoot, rebound, and defend multiple positions. She attacked with confidence finishing plays and crashing the boards. What stood out was her unselfishness willing to make the right play for her teammates. Rachel's team-first approach makes her the kind of player who can fit into any lineup.     Gracie continues to take steps forward in her game, and her performance at camp showed just how well-rounded she's become. She had her outside shot working, consistently knocking down threes. When she attacked the basket, she finished through contact with strength, showing she's more than just a shooter. Her ability to score in multiple ways and her toughness around the rim made her a problem for defenders.     Nylah's size and presence alone demand attention before she even touches the ball. She used her strength to dominate the paint, getting whatever she wanted around the rim and finishing efficiently through traffic. What makes her even harder to guard is her ability to step out and stretch the floor, knocking down shots when defenders sag off. That inside-out combination made her nearly unguardable and one of the most impactful players on the floor.     Courtney is a unicorn on both ends of the court, with the ability to do just about everything. She has shooting range, handles the ball like a guard, and attacks the rim with control. Her court vision and decision-making stand out, as she finds the right read whether in transition or the half-court. On top of that, she's capable of posting up smaller defenders or operating from the high post, making her a complete inside-out threat.     KJ brought a presence to the floor, dominating inside with her back to the basket and finishing at the rim almost every time she got a touch. Her jump shot was smooth keeping defenders guessing whether she'd face up or power through. On the glass she battled for every rebound and changed shots defensively. The physicality she plays with makes her one of the most unstoppable players.

The Uprise Elite 100 Camp featured several versatile players who proved they could make an impact both inside and out. These athletes showed the ability to stretch the floor with their shooting while still being physical forces around the rim. Their blend of skill, size, and basketball IQ made them matchup nightmares for opponents throughout the day. Here are five players who thrived in multiple roles and showed just how dangerous they can be playing inside and out.