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<p>The 15U division continued to showcase guards capable of controlling the pace while making plays on both ends of the floor. Whether attacking downhill, creating for teammates, or making hustle plays in transition, these players found ways to impact the game. Here are five more 15U performers who stood out during The Summit.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Richardson displayed poise as she brought the ball up the floor, patiently reading the defense before making her move. When driving lanes opened, she attacked, using her body well to finish with defenders on her hip. She also showed touch around the basket, knocking down a smooth floater in the middle of the lane.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Foster effectively ran the offense as the primary ball handler, staying composed in both transition and half-court situations. She pushed the pace when opportunities presented themselves while keeping the offense organized in the half court. Her aggressiveness was rewarded with an and-one finish in transition, which she completed by converting the free throw.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Barnett played with a relentless motor, hustling for defensive rebounds and loose balls to create extra possessions. She pushed the tempo after rebounds but also showed good pace in the half court, using a controlled behind-the-back move to protect her dribble and settle the offense. Her constant effort and willingness too make hustle plays impacted the game on both ends of the floor.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">McDaniel handled the responsibilities of the primary point guard, staying composed against defensive pressure. She attacked the basket effectively, finishing through contact with defenders on her hip while also creating opportunities for teammates. Her ability to break down the defense and make the right pass made her an offensive playmaker.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Alekasir made her presence felt by attacking the basket and finishing through contact for an and-one opportunity. She completed the three-point play by knocking down the free throw. The lefty guard also provides a different offensive look with her natural shooting mechanics and ability to score off the drive.</p>
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The 15U division continued to showcase guards capable of controlling the pace while making plays on both ends of the floor. Whether attacking downhill, creating for teammates, or making hustle plays in transition, these players found ways to impact the game. Here are five more 15U performers who stood out during The Summit.
Richardson displayed poise as she brought the ball up the floor, patiently reading the defense before making her move. When driving lanes opened, she attacked, using her body well to finish with defenders on her hip. She also showed touch around the basket, knocking down a smooth floater in the middle of the lane.
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Foster effectively ran the offense as the primary ball handler, staying composed in both transition and half-court situations. She pushed the pace when opportunities presented themselves while keeping the offense organized in the half court. Her aggressiveness was rewarded with an and-one finish in transition, which she completed by converting the free throw.
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Barnett played with a relentless motor, hustling for defensive rebounds and loose balls to create extra possessions. She pushed the tempo after rebounds but also showed good pace in the half court, using a controlled behind-the-back move to protect her…
McDaniel handled the responsibilities of the primary point guard, staying composed against defensive pressure. She attacked the basket effectively, finishing through contact with defenders on her hip while also creating opportunities for teammates. Her ability to break down the defense and make the right pass made her an offensive playmaker.
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Alekasir made her presence felt by attacking the basket and finishing through contact for an and-one opportunity. She completed the three-point play by knocking down the free throw. The lefty guard also provides a different offensive look with her natural…