Underrated Combo Guards from Select Events Tournament

Laney is coming off an impressive July live period in Hamilton, Ohio. You can tell she has been putting the work in this summer. She played with a great deal of confidence and shot the ball at a high percentage. Her coaches and teammates did a great job of running sets where she was coming off screens to knock down open shots. She also did a great job of attacking the rim and making the correct passes when defense would come over from help side position. She brought her team from behind in a few games and ended up on the winning side.     Playmaking guard that can score at all three levels. Excellent passer for a 2030 guard. She has a great feel for the game at an early age and is already drawing attention from high level coaches. She attacks the basket and uses different angles to finish the shot. She can also shoot it from deep.     A guard that is about to rise up in the rankings. Lila has been under the radar but has started making a name for herself the last few months. She can shoot the ball well beyond the arc and she is crafty finding ways to create her shot in the paint. Lila does a good job of playing off two feet.     True floor general that controls the tempo of the game. Frankie plays with a lot of fight and intensity out on the court. She has good court vision and handles the ball well. She is scrappy and attacks hard. Extremely competitive on both ends of the court.     A quick and feisty guard that can make things happen on both sides of the ball. Defensively she can turn her steals and defections into points because she is going to win the foot race for the easy lay-in. Offensively, she can get past her defender and create her own shot. Kyilah also does a good job of seeing the floor and finding her teammates in the half court game.