PGH College Tour IV: 16U All-Tourney Team

Saginaw Valley State University was our fourth and final stop of the 2026 Prep Girls Hoops Circuit College Tour. 13 colleges from D2, NAIA, D3, and JUCO programs were in attendance, allowing prospects to be evaluated and recruited during the event. The platform gave girls an opportunity to demonstrate their value at the next level, and many delivered under the spotlight. In addition to the colleges, Midwest Recruiting Resource was also on site to evaluate the players. There have been notable newcomers and knockout performances by well-known prospects along every stop of the PGH College Tour. More Michigan prospects have been evaluated and promoted by our scouts over the five Michigan PGH tournaments this spring/summer than ever before, which has been a thrill for me to be a part of. I couldn't be happier about the support from our AAU clubs and colleges. The bracket champions of the PGH College Tour IV SVSU:   17U Gold-[program_tooltip program_id='715753' first='Michigan' last='Mystics'] 17U   17U Silver-Southwest Elite   16U-Kia Nurse Elite EYBL   15U Gold-Kia Nurse Elite EYBL   15U Silver-Hype Elite   14U-[program_tooltip program_id='1831436' first='MBA' last='[program_tooltip program_id='952340' first='The' last='House']']   13U-OPS Select   Kia Nurse Elite EYBL defeated Mystics 16U 54-41 in the 16U Gold Bracket Championship Game to finish undefeated on the day. Championship and semifinal game performances are weighted heavily when selecting the All-Tournament First Team. These five prospects were consistently productive for their teams en route to a Championship Game appearance:    After watching Lilly play firsthand at the PGH Michigan College Tour IV, I'm not surprised at all to see she's ranked in the top five. Lilly was a playmaker for Kia Nurse Elite EYBL. Her performance in the Championship Game helped the team secure the win and earned All-Tournament First Team honors. Lilly attacked hard on a baseline drive and finished a tough layup through the final defender. She drilled a deep wing three beyond the college line, drained an off-platform jumper from the free throw line, and crashed the boards to score a reverse layup putback off two feet. Lilly made a great transfer in stride for a catch and finish layup from a difficult angle without the backboard. She changed hands comfortably in the open court to escape pressure and created transition scoring by pushing uptempo after securing defensive rebounds. Lilly earned trips to the foul line and separated herself with length, skill, and athleticism in the backcourt that translates to the higher levels.     Zaria's size, length, mobility, and athleticism were unmatched at the PGH Michigan College Tour IV. She dominated for Kia Nurse Elite EYBL, led the charge in the Championship Game, and turned heads in the process. Zaria batted down a pass in the backcourt, scooped up the steal, and switched hands to score with her left. She used a quick crossover to drive by her defender and finished with good touch at the rim. Zaria looked determined and played like she knew nobody was going to stop her from getting to the basket. She used a pocket dribble, exploded through a gap, muscled through contact aggressively, and capped off the drive with an athletic layup. Zaria moved laterally with quick feet to stop dribble penetration and rotated from help to block shots. She muscled her way through contact on her way to the basket and used a euro-step to score a left-handed bucket. Zaria used her size to back down a guard, then spun to score with her left at the rim. She has the skills and versatility to play inside or on the perimeter. Zaria dominated, earning 16U MVP and First Team All-Tournament honors.     Megan delivered an impressive performance for Mystics 16U in the toughest matchup of the day. One of her highlight moments happened when she relocated to the corner and buried a deep corner three beyond the college line that fired up the team. Megan attacked off the dribble and scored a tough, contested, inside-hand finish at the rim. She used a great step-through pivot to convert a difficult floater with her off-hand and converted layups efficiently throughout the day. Megan has the height, mobility, and skill to contribute inside or on the perimeter. She disrupts shots well without fouling and excels in whatever role the team needs. Megan received recognition as First Team All-Tournament for her performance at the PGH Michigan College Tour IV.     Jane was consistent and productive for Mystics 16U throughout the PGH MI College Tour IV. She deflected entry passes with excellent outside hand technique and made her presence felt on the offensive end. Jane split the gap on a hard drive downhill and switched hands in the lane to score the layup with her left going full speed. She knocked down two deep corner threes with confidence and created off the dribble. Jane kept her balance by landing in a jump stop, braced for impact, then powered up off two feet to score inside. She caught a pass in stride and made a smooth transfer to her left for a layup. Jane drove hard to the basket to earn trips to the free throw line and was very active on the offensive glass. She finished well at the rim in traffic and delivered another quality performance, receiving recognition as All-Tournament First Team.     Zayne was an imposing front-court player for Kia Nurse Elite EYBL. There was no match for her height, athleticism, and high motor on the offensive glass. Zayne secured many offensive rebounds and was a weapon on the defensive end as a rim protector. She caught a pass in the paint, used an effective spin move, and elevated to score a contested layup off the glass. She moved a defender with a jab step and hit a jumper in the lane. Zayne showed off her athleticism when finishing layups around the basket and turned in a dominant day at the PGH Michigan College Tour IV, securing an All-Tournament First Team selection.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">UPCOMING PGH EVENTS (Use "EvanBell10" code for discount)</h2>   The Freshman Showcase (2030s), August 22nd   <a href="https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/2390/register/michigan-freshman-showcase">Registration Link</a>   The Expo (2027-2029s), September 26th   <a href="https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/2420/register/the-expo-michigan">Registration Link</a>

Saginaw Valley State University was our fourth and final stop of the 2026 Prep Girls Hoops Circuit College Tour. 13 colleges from D2, NAIA, D3, and JUCO programs were in attendance, allowing prospects to be evaluated and recruited during the event. The platform gave girls an opportunity to demonstrate their value at the next level, and many delivered under the spotlight. In addition to the colleges, Midwest Recruiting Resource was also on site to evaluate the players. There have been notable newcomers and knockout performances by well-known prospects along every stop of the PGH College Tour. More Michigan prospects have been evaluated and promoted by our scouts over the five Michigan PGH tournaments this spring/summer than ever before, which has been a thrill for me to be a part of. I couldn't be happier about the support from our AAU clubs and colleges. The bracket champions of the PGH College Tour IV SVSU: