Green Light, GO: Texas Tipoff 16U Shooters

The Texas Tipoff featured plenty of players ready to let it fly. Whether knocking down catch-and-shoot threes, creating space off the dribble, or stretching defenses with deep range, these 16U prospects consistently made opponents pay for losing track of them. The following players stood out for their confidence, shot-making ability, and willingness to answer every open look with a green light.    Displayed confidence in her perimeter shot and found her rhythm late in the first half of Saturday morning's game as she knocked down multiple jumpers to provide an offensive spark and help shift momentum heading into the break. Her ability to step in and make timely shots gave her team a much-needed boost. Having followed Arnold over the last two years on the PGH circuit, one thing has remained consistent: she has the ability to catch fire from beyond the arc and completely energize her team in a subtle but impactful way.     Davis consistently impacted the game with her activity level, running the floor hard and moving well without the basketball. She showed a smooth, high-release jump shot and demonstrated a knack for finding open space and making herself available as a scoring option. A reliable spot-up three-point shooter, she was ready to capitalize whenever her teammates created opportunities.     Hughes proved to be a dependable perimeter threat, consistently spacing the floor and staying ready to shoot. She displayed confidence in her catch-and-shoot ability, knocking down spot-up three-pointers when given opportunities. Her shooting range forces defenses to stay attached and creates valuable spacing for her team's offense.     Campbell played with a high motor and showed the ability to score comfortably when opportunities presented themselves. Defensively, she consistently put herself in good positions to steals and disrupt passing lanes. She ran the floor hard, embraced contact when attacking, and made winning plays through effort and awareness. Her reliability at the free-throw line was another strength, converting her chances with confidence.     Ayala showcased her shooting ability throughout the weekend and really found her rhythm by Sunday. After knocking down back-to-back three-pointers, her confidence continued to grow as she became one of the more dangerous perimeter threats on the floor. Once she got going, she looked fully locked in and capable of changing the momentum of a game with her shot-making.

The Texas Tipoff featured plenty of players ready to let it fly. Whether knocking down catch-and-shoot threes, creating space off the dribble, or stretching defenses with deep range, these 16U prospects consistently made opponents pay for losing track of them. The following players stood out for their confidence, shot-making ability, and willingness to answer every open look with a green light.