MI College Tour II: Players Who Made My Notebook

The PGH MI College Tour II stop at Wayne State once again showcased a deep pool of talent, with players across multiple courts putting together performances that demanded attention. Even with several standout groups already covered, there were still plenty of prospects who made their mark and earned a spot in the notebook. Throughout the day, players impacted the game in a variety of ways—whether it was scoring in key moments, facilitating for teammates, locking in defensively, or making hustle plays that shifted momentum. With college coaches in attendance and the level of competition high, these are some additional players who stood out and proved they belong on the radar.          Gracyn, a guard for Mystics, had a strong showing at the MI College Tour II at Wayne State, displaying her ability to impact the game in multiple ways. She knocked down shots from beyond the arc and showed nice touch finishing at the rim with a smooth, controlled layup. Gracyn also made good reads as a passer, creating opportunities for her teammates. On the defensive end, she played with energy and effort, staying active and making things difficult for opposing guards.     Delaney, a guard for Mystics, turned in a strong performance at the MI College Tour II at Wayne State, showing her ability to impact the game in multiple areas. She consistently knocked down shots from beyond the arc, providing a reliable scoring threat from the perimeter. Delaney also showed her feel for the game as a passer, making smart decisions with the ball. One of her standout plays came when she chased down an offensive rebound and finished with a smooth reverse layup. Defensively, she stayed active and used her quickness to disrupt opponents, making her presence felt on both ends of the floor.     Maliyah, a guard for Dream Loudly, had a strong showing at the MI College Tour II, making her presence felt with her effort and defensive impact. She competed hard on the glass, coming up with an offensive rebound and converting it into an and-one finish. Maliyah also created opportunities on the defensive end, turning multiple steals into coast-to-coast scores. Her activity, toughness, and ability to disrupt opponents made her a constant problem throughout the day.     Emily, a guard for [program_tooltip program_id='714462' first='Michigan' last='Premier'], put together a strong performance at the MI College Tour II, showcasing her ability to impact the game on both ends. She consistently knocked down shots from beyond the arc, stretching the defense with her perimeter shooting. Off the dribble, Emily attacked the lane, drew multiple defenders, and made a smart interior pass to set up a teammate. Defensively, she stayed active and came up with a few steals, using her anticipation and quick hands to create extra possessions. Her scoring, playmaking, and defensive activity made her a standout throughout the day.     Annie, a player for 1 Nation, had a strong showing at the MI College Tour II, using her length and activity to make an impact all over the floor. On the defensive end, she utilized her size to disrupt passing lanes and bother opponents. Annie also ran the floor hard in transition, consistently beating defenders down the court and turning that effort into easy scoring opportunities. Her versatility, length, and motor allowed her to be effective both inside and out throughout the day.

The PGH MI College Tour II stop at Wayne State once again showcased a deep pool of talent, with players across multiple courts putting together performances that demanded attention. Even with several standout groups already covered, there were still plenty of prospects who made their mark and earned a spot in the notebook. Throughout the day, players impacted the game in a variety of ways—whether it was scoring in key moments, facilitating for teammates, locking in defensively, or making hustle plays that shifted momentum. With college coaches in attendance and the level of competition high, these are some additional players who stood out and proved they belong on the radar.