Uprise Elite 100 Camp: Knockdown Shooters to Know

The Uprise Elite 100 Camp featured plenty of talent across the board, but a select group of shooters separated themselves with their ability to consistently stretch the floor and knock down shots from deep. These players not only showed confidence in their shooting strokes but also proved they could make defenders pay for leaving them open. Whether it was in drills, 3-on-3, or full 5-on-5 play, their ability to hit big shots made them stand out. Here are five shooters who made their mark and showed why they'll be tough to guard this season.    Once Remi found her rhythm during the three-point shootout, it was lights out from all areas of the floor. That same confidence carried into 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 play, where she continued to rise up and knock down shots with defenders closing in. Her smooth shooting motion and ability to get to her comfort spots made her a constant scoring threat. When Remi gets hot, she can completely change the momentum of a game.     Taylor is the type of shooter who doesn't need much space to get her shot off, especially when the pass is on time and on target. She knocked down threes, forcing defenders to close out hard or risk giving up an easy look. Her shooting from beyond the arc made her a perimeter threat all day. When she's in rhythm, she punishes any defensive lapse with her consistent outside shooting.     Ava's game has many layers, but her shooting ability was the standout component at camp. She made defenses pay repeatedly for leaving her open, showing poise and balance in her shot mechanics. Whether spotting up or coming off movement, Ava's confidence as a shooter was evident throughout the day. Her consistent perimeter play made her a constant threat and a valuable piece in any offensive set.     Chanel proved to be a confident set shooter who thrived when defenders gave her too much space. Anytime help defense left her unattended, she made them pay by knocking down open looks with ease. Her shooting presence was felt all day long, giving her teammates another reliable scoring option on the perimeter. This performance should serve as a major confidence booster heading into the upcoming season.         Leah came into camp ready to make a name for herself, and she did just that. She showed range and a quick release that allowed her to get shots off before defenders could contest. Her consistency from three made her fun it watch. Leah's ability to stay within her comfort zone while impacting the game in multiple ways speaks volumes about her growing confidence and potential.

The Uprise Elite 100 Camp featured plenty of talent across the board, but a select group of shooters separated themselves with their ability to consistently stretch the floor and knock down shots from deep. These players not only showed confidence in their shooting strokes but also proved they could make defenders pay for leaving them open. Whether it was in drills, 3-on-3, or full 5-on-5 play, their ability to hit big shots made them stand out. Here are five shooters who made their mark and showed why they'll be tough to guard this season.