Under the Radar Prospects to See During Live Period

In this article, we look at more prospects who could make a splash during the July Live period. These players range from ball handlers to defenders, shooters, and playmakers. Coaches will be gathered around the baskets and these are just a few players to keep an eye on.    [player_tooltip player_id='1308934' first='Kaitlyn' last='Farr'] has already earned a reputation on the First Coast as one of the premier all-around prospects in Florida's 2028 class. Standing 6-foot, Farr is a true three-level scorer who can knock down the three-pointer, attack the rim with either hand, and consistently create offense in the midrange. She rebounds aggressively on both ends of the floor and uses her length and timing to alter shots and protect the paint. Defensively, she brings physicality and versatility, while offensively she plays with confidence and an aggressive mindset. Farr's complete skill set, high basketball IQ, and impact on both ends of the floor have established her as one of the most polished young players in the state.       [player_tooltip player_id='974196' first='Trinity' last='Dinkins'] is another prospect to watch during the July Live Period. Dinkins is an aggressive forward who attacks the rim with confidence and displays good footwork in the paint. She can score from the midrange, has the ability to stretch the floor with the occasional three-pointer, and consistently finishes around the basket. Beyond her scoring, Dinkins makes plays from the forward position by putting the ball on the floor, penetrating the defense, and finding open teammates. Her versatility and willingness to impact the game in multiple ways make her a player college coaches should keep an eye on this July.     [player_tooltip player_id='912251' first='Ella' last='Crowe'] is a talented young prospect who simply makes plays. She can attack the rim, knock down shots from the midrange, and has the ability to score from beyond the three-point line. Crowe has a knack for delivering in crucial moments, consistently making timely plays that impact winning. Whether it's a key basket, a rebound, a steal, or a blocked shot, Crowe finds a way to make her presence felt. Her versatility, instincts, and ability to rise to the moment make her a prospect worth watching during the July Live Period.     [player_tooltip player_id='515001' first='Jorrdann' last='Sibley'] has the potential to make a big statement during the July live period. An exciting point guard, Sibley keeps her teammates involved, but she can also score the ball. She plays with tremendous energy and is at her best in transition, where her speed puts constant pressure on opposing defenses. Her ability to change directions quickly and use her burst to create space makes her difficult to contain. Add in her ability to knock down perimeter shots, and Sibley has the tools to be one of the more exciting young prospects to watch this July.     [player_tooltip player_id='1235885' first='Julia' last='Conroy']'s strengths lie in her energy, court vision, and ability to impact the game in multiple ways. She is a composed leader who leads by example, consistently making smart decisions with the ball. Conroy is a reliable perimeter shooter and excels at facilitating offense, delivering precise, well-timed passes to teammates in scoring positions. Her all-around skill set allows her to contribute across the stat sheet.     [player_tooltip player_id='400811' first='Elle' last='Deegan'] is one of the top shooters in the state and a player college coaches should have on their radar. She consistently stretches defenses with her perimeter shooting, but her game is beyond simply knocking down threes. Deegan handles the ball well, creates opportunities for teammates, and uses crisp ball movement to set up her own shot. Her quick release allows her to capitalize the moment the ball comes back, making her a constant scoring threat from the perimeter.

In this article, we look at more prospects who could make a splash during the July Live period. These players range from ball handlers to defenders, shooters, and playmakers. Coaches will be gathered around the baskets and these are just a few players to keep an eye on.