She Got Game Classic: Productive Post Players

The 2026 She Got Game Classic in Atlanta hosted some of the very best basketball teams from across the country. Some of the very best post players in the country came to compete and left their mark, while a couple of home state Georgia players represented their state and teams well.    Ellis made her presence known in a positive way in both games for Whitney Young. Ellis has great size and skill for a young player, but it's the footwork for me that was so impressive. Ellis used a number of up and under and spin moves in the post, her pivot foot never leaving the floor. Jordyn is far from a finished product, but the work on her post moves was very evident. She is a great athlete with a long wingspan. She rebounds and blocks shots effortlessly. The continued development of her offensive game separates her from other post playing prospects in her class. Ellis shot the ball well from 10-12 feet as well as making her free throws at the line.     Kiana was very effective catching the ball in the elbow area and attacking the basket with her dominant left hand. Harvey rebounded the ball very well again for Creekside. While Harvey's biggest strength is getting to the rim and put backs on offensive rebounds, she can stretch the defense out to 16 feet with her jump shot. Harvey competed hard on the boards and the defensive end. Kiana is a player who is a little undervalued in my opinion and could contribute to the right school on the next level in college.     Robinson was very effective in the paint in two big time matchups for Bob Jones. Robinson has great size and did an excellent job fighting for post position in the paint. When she got the ball, Robinson showed skill and patience finishing around the basket. Robinson got to the free throw line and made the most of the opportunity shooting the ball well. Jael is the anchor in the middle for an excellent Bob Jones program. She plays the game with high level of intelligence and can stretch the floor with her ability to knock down the midrange jumper.     It isn't just Miller's size that is impressive, although it is, it is her ability to move at the size, her fluidity, that makes her a special prospect in the 2028 class. Miller has wide shoulders and is a strong kid physically as well. She was productive in the paint on offense around the rim. If Miller can add a consistent jumpsuit to her game then she can be even more effective on the offensive end in college. Miller held down the paint on defense, blocking and altering shots as well as cleaning the glass for Regis Jesuit.     Ava is a very intriguing prospect in the 2029 class in Georgia. She has rare size and a good motor and played the game hard for Whitefield Academy. She had her way on the offensive glass in the game I watched, pulling down multiple offensive rebounds on the same trip more than once. Anthony did a good job finishing at the rim and as she matures and gets more experience she will continue to improve in that area. You cannot teach or coach the size that she has, which will make her desirable to college coaches on every level. With continued improvement, Ava could find herself playing in the ACC or SEC in another four years.     If there is a player who has had more big time post matchups this season than Lo Murray I'd like to know who it is. Murray and Holy Innocents were coming off stellar performances at two Insider Exposure events, Thanksgiving in Jacksonville and Christmas in Cherokee, competing alongside the best event after event. Murray has held her own and then some. Lo is a very good shooter from the midrange and will knock down the occasional three. She moves very well for her size and has elite footwork which was on display as she operated on the block on offense. Murray, who is paired alongside another excellent '28 Forward [player_tooltip player_id='925227' first='Aaniyah' last='Branch'], will be an excellent stretch four on the college level.     It was great seeing Francis back out on the court with her Booker T Washington teammates after a serious knee injury and a lot of rehab. Francis had the most developed offensive game of any post player at She Got Game. She did an outstanding job establishing position and calling for the ball. When Chamiah got the ball she went right to work using drop steps, spin moves, and up and under moves to score on the block. Francis looks like a college player now, physically, and their two opponents had a hard time dealing with her on the defensive end. Once Francis is back to 100% she will contribute immediately as a freshman at Florida State next year.

The 2026 She Got Game Classic in Atlanta hosted some of the very best basketball teams from across the country. Some of the very best post players in the country came to compete and left their mark, while a couple of home state Georgia players represented their state and teams well.