MBA Mother's Day Classic: No Fly Zone-6 Foot Plus

Here are several prospects who made an impact for their team at the MBA Mother's Day Classic.    Addy delivered an impressive showing for [program_tooltip program_id='1239258' first='HB' last='Elite'] 17U at the MBA Mother's Day Classic. Her aggressive and strong takes to the basket resulted in multiple and-one finishes. Addy attacked gaps with a burst, went by defenders for layups, and didn't shy away from contact. She's physical, tough, and competes with a high motor.     Rhiley has length, athleticism, and a high motor that immediately sticks out on the court. Her work ethic and physicality in the paint ended in multiple offensive rebounds. She can finish with both hands at the rim, runs the floor well, and protects the basket effectively without fouling. Rhiley had a solid tournament for [program_tooltip program_id='714446' first='Capitol' last='City Express'] 17U at the MBA Mother's Day Classic.     Lyla is a compact and skilled point guard who seems to always make an impact whenever I see her play. She has great vision in the open court and switches hands seamlessly to escape pressure. Lyla buried a smooth corner three, penetrated with her sharp downhill drives, and delivered great dump-off passes to open teammates down low after drawing the help defenders. She works hard to bottle up ball-handlers on the perimeter and is a tough two-way player.     Isabella is a very promising interior prospect who had a solid day for Mystics 16U S40 at the MBA Mother's Day Classic. She used her length and mobility to stop transition points while also protecting the basket in the half-court. Isabella scored at the rim with a nice touch in traffic and worked hard to get into position for high-percentage shots.     Jayla turned in a strong performance for Mystics 16U P24 at the MBA Mother's Day Classic. She took the ball hard to the basket to cause a foul, drilled smooth three pointers from the wing and the slot, buried a step-back jumper from the foul line, and cut backdoor for a sweet reverse finish. Jayla has the shifty quickness to penetrate off the dribble, can convert difficult shots at the rim, and makes teams pay for giving her space on the perimeter.     Avery was outright dominant for MBA Rise 16U at the MBA Mother's Day Classic. She possesses can't miss towering height, mobility, and an athletic frame. Avery rotated to block shots, used a strong power move to drive through a defender's chest, then finished off two feet. She sealed defenders off in the paint, caught passes with good hands, and finished off two. One of her best moves happened when she caught a pass, used a shot-fake to freeze her defender, then dribbled by for the layup. Avery was aggressive and took advantage of her size advantage, owning the post on both ends of the court. She demonstrated good footwork, pivoting patiently to create space, then finished well off two feet.     Brooklyn stood out as a dynamic scorer at the MBA Mother's Day Classic. She handles the ball with utmost confidence and is a dangerous three-point threat. Brooklyn drained triples from the wing and the corner, while also creating space with her crossovers. She showed an athletic burst when penetrating gaps off the dribble. Brooklyn attacked downhill, then dropped in a smooth and-one floater through contact. She completed the three-point play at the line and will be a playmaker to watch with MBA UA Rise 16U.     Brielle was a matchup challenge for opposing guards at the MBA Mother's Day Classic because of her physicality, length, and hard-nosed drives to the basket. She muscles through contact, protects the ball, and finishes or gets to the free-throw line. Brielle works hard to secure rebounds and is active on the defensive end. She's a threat from beyond the arc and hasn't hit her ceiling yet. Brielle has versatility as a guard-wing prospect that gives MBA UAA 16U an edge inside and on the perimeter.

Here are several prospects who made an impact for their team at the MBA Mother's Day Classic.