H-Town Havoc 15u Top Performers

The inaugural H-Town Havoc tipped off this weekend, and the 15U Girls Division gave us plenty to be excited about. I had the opportunity to direct the event while also evaluating talent throughout the weekend, and there was no shortage of players who made strong impressions. For a first-year event, the level of competition was solid, and the future is bright. I'm already looking forward to seeing H-Town Havoc continue to grow and come back even bigger and better next year. Here are a few of the standouts who caught my attention.    Syriniti shined bright every time she stepped on the floor during the H-Town Havoc. She already has good positional size and length for a combo guard and impacts the game on both sides of the floor. Hill uses her long wing span and athleticism to rebound, create deflections, and contest shots both in the paint and on the perimeter. Offensively, Syriniti owns a smooth and polished skill set showing her ability to drain jumpers and attack the rim uses step throughs and nice footwork. Hill made a strong case as the best overall player in the 15u division!     Presleigh made her presence felt early and often. She is fiery and passionate competitor that plays super hard every possession. Playing against older competition, Presleigh looked far from out of place or intimidated. She was a consistent double-double threat showcasing her ability to play inside and out on the perimeter.     Aubriana brings a skilled and silky smooth game to the court when she's in action. As she adjusted to the physicality of playing up in the 15u division, she clearly showed why she is viewed as one of the top players in the state. Dorsey is a true scorer that has a nice release on her jumper and finds ways to draw fouls and absorb contact. As she continues to grow and improve her athleticism she truly could be one of the top players in the state that draws college interest down the road.     Chloe is the type of player that can put points on the board in a hurry, and she showed exactly how dangerous she can be after erupting for 18 points in a Saturday win. She knocked down four three-pointers and stayed aggressive from start to finish. Don't let the smile fool you—once the ball goes up, she's all business and can heat up in a hurry on the offensive end.     Adrianna was clearly one of the top point guards in the division and she proved why in helping lead her KDC Glowball Elite squad to the championship title at the H-Town Havoc. A pure scoring point guard, Schag has the ability to run a team and create for others, but also has the IQ and command to pick spots and generate her own offense when she feels the need to. Adrianna showcased the ability to drain multiple three's on the day and is definitely a player to keep on the radar as she continues her career.

The inaugural H-Town Havoc tipped off this weekend, and the 15U Girls Division gave us plenty to be excited about. I had the opportunity to direct the event while also evaluating talent throughout the weekend, and there was no shortage of players who made strong impressions. For a first-year event, the level of competition was solid, and the future is bright. I'm already looking forward to seeing H-Town Havoc continue to grow and come back even bigger and better next year. Here are a few of the standouts who caught my attention.