EYBL Stat Leaders Heading into Session 3

<p>The DMV continues to produce some of the nation's top talent, and that has been on full display in the first two EYBL sessions. Across the 15U, 16U, and 17U divisions, multiple standouts have earned their place among the circuit's stat leaders by impacting games on both ends of the floor. These 10 players have established themselves as names to watch heading into Session 3.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">15U Division</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Bocian is ranked as the top defender in the EYBL 15U division, using superb instincts and ball pressure to lead in steals (6.0 SPG). She turns defense into offense in an instant, stripping ball handlers and pushing the pace in transition while showcasing the poise and handles to finish through contact or create opportunities for her teammates. Her offensive game complements her defensive impact, as she can facilitate, attack downhill to the basket, and knock down perimeter shots.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">16U Division</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Corbin is one of the most productive frontcourt players in the EYBL 16U division, ranking among the top 5 nationally in both rebounds (7.6 RPG) and blocks (1.6 BPG). She plays with strength and confidence, attacking the basket with a quick crossover, splitting defenders, finishing through contact, and getting to the free throw line while also thriving in transition with her ability to outrun defenders to the rim. Her offensive versatility allows her to score at all three levels, stretching the floor with her three-point shot while contributing in the paint.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Flood has been a force on the glass throughout the first two EYBL sessions, using her length, athleticism, and physicality to rank among the 16U division's top rebounders (7.6 RPG). She can handle the ball in transition, finish through contact, score with her back to the basket, crash for putbacks, and stretch the floor with her three-point shooting while also making the right pass when defenses collapse. She already has offers from Howard, Coppin State, Morgan State, and Towson.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Pelt is one of the top facilitators in the EYBL 16U division, ranking third nationally in assists (3.7 APG) thanks to her vision and ability to create scoring opportunities for her teammates. She makes the right read in transition and in the half court, whether it's rewarding a cutter, kicking the ball out to an open shooter, or delivering timely passes that keep the offense going. While she excels as a playmaker, she is also an efficient scorer who can knock down threes, score around the basket, and attack through traffic.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Wansley is one of the 16U division's top defensive playmakers, ranking top 5 in steals (3.0 SPG) with her active hands and effort. On the offensive end, she attacks the basket, embraces contact on her drives, and finishes through traffic while putting pressure on opposing defenses. She also creates extra possessions by crashing the offensive glass for putbacks and does a great job finding open space around the basket to make herself available for easy scoring opportunities.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">17U Division</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Playing up in the 17U division, King is proving why she is regarded as one of the nation's top players in the 2028 class, ranking among the EYBL leaders in both scoring (18.8 PPG) and steals (3.5 SPG) while adding more than 15 Division I offers since Session 2. She is an explosive three-level scorer who thrives in transition, attacks gaps with purpose, navigates through traffic with exceptional body control, and creates separation before knocking down jumpers and threes. Her ability to impact both ends of the floor with elite scoring and disruptive defense makes her a difficult matchup on the circuit.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Banks leads the 17U division in steals (3.7 SPG) while also ranking second in assists (5.4 APG), showcasing her ability to dictate the game on both ends of the floor. She is an explosive playmaker with elite ball-handling who creates separation off the dribble, pushes the pace in transition, and makes smart reads while remaining a dangerous scoring threat from beyond the arc and at the rim. Her athleticism, energy, and ability to finish through traffic or elevate over defenders make her a complete two-way guard who influences every possession.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">McCoy is one of the nation's top point guard, ranking among the 17U EYBL leaders in both assists (5.4 APG) and steals (3.4 SPG) while controlling the game for [program_tooltip program_id='712942' first='Team' last='Takeover']. The 4-star Ole Miss commit plays with outstanding poise and IQ, making smart decisions, creating quality looks for her teammates, and disrupting opposing offenses with her anticipation and defensive instincts. Her impact extends beyond scoring, as her leadership, court vision, and ability to take over when needed make her a complete floor general.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Abraham is one of the top interior defenders in the 17U division, ranking second nationally in blocks (2.1 BPG) while dominating the paint with her size, strength, and physicality. Offensively, she is a dominant post player who seals defenders, creates deep position, finishes efficiently around the basket, and generates second-chance points with her work on the glass. Her athleticism, rebounding, rim protection, and mobility to defend both inside and on the perimeter make her a high-impact two-way post.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">MacCalla has been a difference-maker on both ends of the floor, ranking among the top 5 shot blockers in the 17U division. Offensively, she is an aggressive attacker who uses elite footwork, spin moves, and body control to break down defenders, finish at the rim, and earn trips to the free throw line. Her ability to protect the basket defensively while leading by example and creating offense makes her one of the most complete players in her class. </p>    <p></p>

The DMV continues to produce some of the nation's top talent, and that has been on full display in the first two EYBL sessions. Across the 15U, 16U, and 17U divisions, multiple standouts have earned their place among the circuit's stat leaders by impacting games on both ends of the floor. These 10 players have established themselves as names to watch heading into Session 3.