Live at Lakepoint: "Ice in the Veins"

Select Events hosted Live at Lakepoint from May 15-17 in Emerson, Georgia. There were twelve courts that stayed packed with college coaches sitting and standing on the baselines all weekend. The talent and competitive play from the young ladies did not disappoint.      [player_tooltip player_id='429831' first='Madeline' last='Dates'] may have been the most talented player all weekend. The crazy thing that is hard to believe is she is only a 2029. Her skillset goes unmatched. Madeline does everything extremely well. She shot the three at an elite level. It looked smooth and it went in often. Shooting the ball was probably her biggest asset this weekend, but she could also drive to the basket and get buckets at will. She has picked up numerous P4 offers in the last few weeks.     Amani was another guard that showed off her ability to play the game at ease. She was spinning and slashing through multiple defenders in the half court to get to the rim and finish with two points. She was also pushing the ball hard in transition with long passes to her teammates advancing up the floor. Bridges showed that she can score from all three levels and is going to be a force to reckon with for the next three years at the high school level.     When you talk about a point guard that can drop dimes [player_tooltip player_id='959174' first='Cooper' last='Cox'] has to be in the conversation. She can deliver a precise, flashy and perfect pass that directly leads to her teammates scoring a basket. Cooper is a crafty player. Not only is she an elite passer but she can knock down threes at a high percentage as well. She has the guts to make the winning play whether it is her taking the last shot or her delivering the pass.     This was a player that made huge plays all weekend. The biggest one for her was probably the three-point shot she made at the end of regulation to put her team in overtime. After being down twelve points with one minute to go she and her team rallied to win the game. Alot of people that saw this game and others over the weekend would probably say she has ice in her veins. She never got rattled no matter the circumstance.     Watching Claire Stoops play and then seeing that she was listed as a 2030 was totally mind blowing. Claire is a gifted athlete and basketball player. You can tell that she has put so much work into her game at such an early age. She can do things now on the court and score the ball at a level that most cannot do. Stoops s going to be fun to watch for many years to come.

Select Events hosted Live at Lakepoint from May 15-17 in Emerson, Georgia. There were twelve courts that stayed packed with college coaches sitting and standing on the baselines all weekend. The talent and competitive play from the young ladies did not disappoint.