Peach Games Saturday 16U Division Top Wings

I was extremely impressed with Lloyd's efficiency. I'm not sure if she even missed a shot against [program_tooltip program_id='714167' first='Miami' last='Impact'], burying five threes to finish with 15 points and 3 rebounds as she let the game come to her. The lefty has a strong build on the perimeter, a tweener who can serve as both a 2 and 3. Michelle's jump shot was buttery smooth, incredibly effortless as she torched the [program_tooltip program_id='714167' first='Miami' last='Impact'] defense. Lloyd drilled threes from the wings, hit one off the dribble and netted another in the corner off the catch. After averaging around 12 points per game as a freshman, expect Lloyd to explode in Year 2 at Ola.     I loved what the big guard brought to the table in a 63-59 win. Laria has great versatility. Standing around 5-foot-11, Sofia's got a filled out frame which is capable of playing through bumps and bruises around the rim. Her guard skills give her the ability to stretch the floor as well, making her a mismatch with her 1-4 point forward approach. Sofia has good footwork when attacking the rim, stopping on a dime with spin moves and reverse pivots to get to short turnaround jumpers. She finishes with both hands at the basket. Out of the pick-and-roll, she can hurt defenses by either short rolling or popping out for long balls. Her instincts and toughness defensively played a huge role in holding off [program_tooltip program_id='1237402' first='HER' last='Elite'] EYCL as she intercepted multiple passes with great anticipation. Laria racked up 16 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 6 steals.     I really loved what I saw out of Caroline Hoban over the course of Peach Games. Hoban stands out with her effort. She plays extremely hard, not afraid to stick her nose into physical play to earn her team 50/50 balls. Standing around 5-foot-8, Caroline plays big for her size. She is always in attack mode whether it be crashing the glass for rebounds or looking to get downhill – her favorite method of scoring. Using her athleticism, Caroline routinely is able to get a step on defenders to set up floaters. She uses that same pace to be a disruptive defender. Hoban stuffed box scores every time she stepped foot on the floor. On Saturday against [program_tooltip program_id='713173' first='Wood' last='Elite'] Select she had 11 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 6 steals and 1 block. On Sunday against the [program_tooltip program_id='713618' first='Macon' last='Mystics'], she went for 14 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. Caroline Hoban's stock is rising with Redline.     The rising sophomore sensation got burn in multiple divisions this weekend, playing with the 16U team along with the 17U [program_tooltip program_id='1237402' first='HER' last='Elite'] EYBL group. Morris blasted threes at a high clip whenever she was inserted into the game. She's got a lightning quick trigger with deep range and the confidence to knock down shots no matter how pressurized the situation. In a route of [program_tooltip program_id='713456' first='Porter' last='Sports'], the Pink Mamba went 4-7 from the field and 2-5 from deep to finish with 12 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. In 17U play, Morris drilled a late three to force overtime against Team Elite Hubbard, totaling 9 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block off the bench, all her points coming via the long ball. The five-star blue chip prospect is already in hot pursuit of the GHSA All-Time Scoring Record which was just set by Kate Harpring this season.     More of an off-guard slasher, Azhia had to handle the point guard duties against [program_tooltip program_id='1237402' first='HER' last='Elite'] EYBL and managed to make the most out of the high-level reps, tossing in 7 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal. Kendall was able to slice her way to the hoop to create fouls, cashing in on 5-6 attempts at the line. Azhia opened up her scoring with a mid-range jumper. Kendall's relentless effort was productive even against a team full of D-I stars proving she can hang with anyone.

Michelle Lloyd

GA #33

SG/CG #5

HEIGHT 5'9"

POS SG/CG

CLASS 2029

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Michelle Lloyd

State: Georgia

School: Ola High School

Club: HER Elite

I was extremely impressed with Lloyd's efficiency. I'm not sure if she even missed a shot against Miami Impact , burying five threes to finish with 15 points and 3 rebounds as she let the game come to her. The lefty has a strong build on the perimeter, a tweener who can serve as both a 2 and 3. Michelle's jump shot was buttery smooth, incredibly effortless as she torched the Miami Impact defense. Lloyd drilled threes from the wings, hit one off the dribble and netted another in the corner off the catch. After averaging around 12 points per game as a freshman, expect Lloyd to explode in Year 2 at Ola.

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Sofia Laria

FL #38

SF/SG #13

HEIGHT 5'11"

POS SF/SG

CLASS 2028

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Sofia Laria

State: Florida

School: Carrollton School Of The Sacred Heart

Club: Miami Impact

I loved what the big guard brought to the table in a 63-59 win. Laria has great versatility. Standing around 5-foot-11, Sofia's got a filled out frame which is capable of playing through bumps and bruises around the rim. Her guard skills give her the ability to stretch the floor as well, making her a mismatch with her 1-4 point forward approach. Sofia has good footwork when attacking the rim, stopping on a dime with spin moves and reverse pivots to get to short turnaround jumpers. She finishes with both hands at the basket. Out of the pick-and-roll, she can hurt defenses by either short rolling or popping out for long balls. Her instincts and toughness defensively played a huge role in holding off HER Elite EYCL as she intercepted multiple passes with great anticipation. Laria racked up 16 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 6 steals.