More Great Play And Interest Coming From Spring Live Period

Here are five more players that did really well this weekend on the road for the Spring Live Period. Whenever they were, against no matter who it was, they stepped up and killing it for their squad as aspected.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    McLaughlin put together a successful Spring Live Period while helping her team as one of their top notch PG's. The AIA program is loaded with guards in the boat load and McLaughlin stands out as one of the best for her age level because of her ability to make plays down the court as a scoring and passing threat. After putting in work and showing up this past weekend she received another D1 offer to Omaha out of Nebraska. This program is in line with the other type of offers that McLaughlin has received so far. If she keeps working her tail off and making everyone else around her better than I'd expect there to be several more offers on the table prior to the Fall.     If you know all about the Tcheuhchoua family then you know they are hard workers, who love physical play, usually near the bucket because of their natural strength and prowess. The next one up for this family is Geo, who is actually a 5'10 CG out of the 2028 Class. Geo showed up in each of her contests during this Live Period over the last couple of days. She made a name for herself in more ways than one and proved to a lot of people that she is someone to keep an eye on out of Nebraska for the foreseeable future. There was even a contest in which she scored over 30, showing everyone really how easy it can be from here when she is motivated and feeling herself. Tcheuhchoua competes for a great program in Nebraska Hoops Elite. This is a program that is known for playing the game the right way and you can see that in what Tcheuhchoua does on the floor.     This weekend we saw that smooth shooting stroke out of Cora Sauer that we are always used to seeing on the high school hardwood during the Winter season. Not only was she hitting shots from deep at a steady clip, she also got to the hoop off her cutting ability a few times, and she showed great discipline as to when she should bring the ball back to the outside compared to attack the defense in transition. Defensively, she wasn't someone that anyone could pick on and that's really whats most important on that side of the ball in the grand scheme of things. I really enjoy watching this Lady Martin Bros. Select 17U team this Spring. They have some go-getter and they are only going to get better with experience.     Liv Johnson demonstrated to everyone watching the past few weeks as to why she is the #1 rated 2029 in Illinois at this moment in time. Johnson has been doing a little bit of everything at 6'1, which has brought in a lot of interest over the last few days from the collegiate level. If you want to talk about versatile prospects with length, high end skill, and a ton of future potential in this game, look no further than Johnson. She can really do it all right now on both offense and defense against any competition. She also just happen to receive a few P4 offers since this last weekend and I am sure even more are going to come into play here at some point soon.     Grace Lucero Miner was a standout player on the UA Circuit this weekend with her prime shooting and scoring ability off of the basketball. Not only was she making some tough buckets, she was also getting after in defensively. She was in her defenders zone, trying to create chaos whenever plausible and that became noticeable for spectators from the outside. When you look at the big picture of everything going on in Lucero Miner's life right now, she is going to have a chance to return this Winter as the best SG in the state in more ways than one if she can keep progressing as this AAU season blazes on.

Here are five more players that did really well this weekend on the road for the Spring Live Period. Whenever they were, against no matter who it was, they stepped up and killing it for their squad as aspected.