Summer Hoops Radar Watch: Class of 2028 Point Guards

The class of 2028 has notable talent all across the state of Tennessee, especially at the point guard position. Here are five PGs in the class who could continue to stand out during the summer hoops season.    [player_tooltip player_id='972028' first='Alexis' last='Myers'] is a tone setter both on offense and defense.   Myers high energy raises the level of the players around her. On defense, she is always engaged and is a tough player for opposing guards to navigate past. On offense, she has a detailed and dynamic game.   Myers excels in pick-and-roll situations. She is a good passer out of these actions and pairs that ability with a good long-range and mid-range jumper. Myers is also a crafty scorer around the basket. She can score with both her left and right hands and has an effective euro step in her bag of offensive tricks.     [player_tooltip player_id='927968' first='Cassie' last='Crouch'] in her sophomore season established herself as a high-level perimeter defender.   Crouch reads passing lanes well, and her view of the game helps her jump these lanes at a high rate. At times, it feels like Crouch is one move ahead of the other players on the court, both offensively and defensively. This shows up on the steals she gets in the passing lanes and as a passer on offense.   Crouch can find her teammates when they are open at an elite level. She is also a good 3-point shooter and has above-average dribbling skilss as a point guard.     [player_tooltip player_id='1039130' first='Addy' last='Osborne'], in her sophomore season, showcased why she is ranked so high in the Prep Girls Hoops rankings.   Osborne's quick dribble moves allow her to create space at an elite level and also help her get past defenders going downhill. Osborne with these dribbling skills, can score off the dribble from all three levels on the court and is also a notable catch-and-shoot threat. In a game against White County High School, she displayed these skills, logging six made 3-pointers.   Osborne is also one of the bigger steal threats in her class, with her speed coming into play heavily. She had multiple games with three or more steals this past school season. This includes a game against Joh Overton High School, where she had five steals.     [player_tooltip player_id='1155243' first='Jaylah' last='Barber'], in her sophomore season, kept getting better.   Barber's skills of being able to pick off passes that were present in her freshman season were brought forth in her sophomore season and then some. Barber's straight-line speed helps her greatly in being a good steal threat.   Barber also improved her dribbling this season. She can accelerate down the floor and get past defenders on the dribble at a high-level. Also, when she gets to the basket, she is capable of scoring contested shots and through contact if need be.     In a season that saw Alcoa High School basketball go to the state tournament, sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='924478' first='Kadie' last='Bremer'] played a big role in helping this feat come to fruition.   Bremer, in her sophomore season, displayed many intriguing skills. One of the better areas of her game on the offensive side of the court is her ability to attack the basket. Bremer does a good job at creating space by shielding away her defender with her shoulder when going to the hoop. She is an especially dangerous scorer going to her right side.   Bremer also has the capability to knock down perimeter shots from well off the line. She is definitely a player who could establish herself as one of the better guards in her class come the end of her junior season.

The class of 2028 has notable talent all across the state of Tennessee, especially at the point guard position. Here are five PGs in the class who could continue to stand out during the summer hoops season.