Final Names to See During the May Live Period

The May Live Period is here, and some events are already rolling around the country, I'd assume, but The Classic in Louisville doesn't begin until 1:20 Eastern Time. Before I leave my Airbnb down the street from the Kentucky Expo Center, we will throw a few more names at coaches to see where they may be around the country. Let's take a look at a few more names before the week gets completely consumed with grassroots basketball.    I have always enjoyed watching Martinez at her best. She has missed time due to injury over the past year, but is a winning player when she's fully healthy. Martinez is a player who will crash the glass and help her team win extra possessions by doing all the little things. She flies after loose balls and can compete on the glass on both ends of the floor. There could be coaches who are surprised by what she brings.     The Milton wing had a breakout season this last winter and made impact plays in her minutes. Vind may be among the best at getting to the basket in her class. The left-handed wing can attack the rim and finish through traffic. I also liked her ability to play off other talented ball handlers and pick her spots. Vind isn't a selfish player, but knows when it's time for her to try and create her own offense.     The Laconia guard is capable of excelling in either spot in the backcourt and making things happen. Redman is a player who can handle pressure and make things happen for herself or her teammates. She is also a three-level scorer who can get to her spots and put the ball in the basket. The 2028 guard has solid size in the backcourt and can use her length to her advantage to get into passing lanes or finish with her floater. She is also a player who brings poise.     The [program_tooltip program_id='712778' first='Purple' last='Aces'] guard was excellent down in Texas for the first 3SSB viewing period and was her team's main source of offense. The lefty shot the ball at a high clip and looked confident, turning the corner and getting to the basket. She is a breakout candidate in her class over the next year if she keeps playing the way she has been. She is also a talented multi-sport athlete who made a deep run in the tennis season earlier this school year.

The May Live Period is here, and some events are already rolling around the country, I'd assume, but The Classic in Louisville doesn't begin until 1:20 Eastern Time. Before I leave my Airbnb down the street from the Kentucky Expo Center, we will throw a few more names at coaches to see where they may be around the country. Let's take a look at a few more names before the week gets completely consumed with grassroots basketball.