8 Recruits Who Shined at Malone University’s Elite Camp

<p>First, congratulations to new Head Coach Jake Shoup. It's good to see a high school coach receive an opportunity to coach at the next level. His assistants are Shavon Robinson and Matt Voll. This event was quite impressive, in a short period of time, the staff, were able to efficiently put together a quality elite camp. There were 25 talented young basketball players competing for the opportunity of recruitment by Malone women's basketball. Below are the players that stood out to me.</p>   <p>@Jakeshoup12 @shavon_anita @coachvoll95</p>   <p></p>   <p></p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Don't Leave This Person Open</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">Kendyl sees the floor very well. She has shown the ability to shoot off the dribble and/or the catch. She possesses the ability get to the basket with nice assortment of quick change of direction moves. Kendyl is a high school highlight worth watching many more times.</p>   <p>@k3ndyl_22</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Who Keeps Shooting The Lights Out?</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">Sniper Alert! There are certain players that grace the court that you don't leave open. The scouting report may say high hand on the close out. Chase over the screens, make them put the ball on the floor. Wrong, wrong, ---wrong answer for this player! When Perryn touches the ball, it has a good chance of going in! She is a confident shooter with a collegiate range. They say practice makes perfect, so she must have practice endlessly. Perryn also possesses good ball-handling ability and athleticism. I look forward to seeing her play more in the future.</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Oh Where Can She Be?</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">The gym on Sunday was full shooters. Another one that stood out in particular was Greylee! She learns how to get lost in plain site to and find a way to get open. When left open she consistently showed why Malone wanted her at their camp. Being tall and long made it easier for to shoot over defenders. Greylee has the chance to be a matchup problem. She is long and maybe too big for forwards, and too quick for bigs. I would suggest that everyone keep an eye on her development.</p>   <p>@greylee kramer</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Big Girl Alert</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">Courtney is an effective rim runner. She's also a big body post that creates space that allows to hold position thru contact. Courtney is a 2 spot rebounder that chase boards around the court. It is always nice to see a willing rim protector like herself. This allows the defense to be more aggressive on the perimeter. Coaches take time to watch her play, it may be worth your time!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Music is Playing</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">Mazie plays to a rhythm of her own quintet. This combo guard, is a big time clutch player. She is a high-level shot hunter. The Bellevue guard plays with a high level of competitiveness and shows a high love of the game. I really enjoy watching her play! She has a big time future ahead of her.</p>   <p>@gracemyermazie</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Ultimate Competitor</h2>   <p>She competes in any and every that's presented to her. Madi has the ability to play multiple positions in college. She is a great recruitable player for a lot of college coaches. Madi is one of the top '28s in Northeast Ohio!</p>   <p>@_madimorgan</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">My Compass Points Forward.</h2>   <p>Who needs a 6' foot legit point forward. Kennedy has played point guard in high school. If her play at Malone is any indication of her ability. Kennedy showed skills as a facilitator, scorer, and rebounder. Kennedy is a matchup problem. She is too big for smalls and to agile and skilled for bigs. If you are looking for a possible rook on the chess board, Kennedy maybe your needed piece.</p>   <p>@K_Carpenter4</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">One Dribble Away from Her Next Shot!</h2>   <p class="text-gray-700">It's nice to see a shooter that can put the ball on the floor to find a shot. It's rare in this day and age to find players with this skill. Salia has learned an important nuance of the game. It would have been nice to see her during the AAU circuit Now I just have to wait to the high school season.</p>   <p>@saliamae23</p>    <p></p>

First, congratulations to new Head Coach Jake Shoup. It's good to see a high school coach receive an opportunity to coach at the next level. His assistants are Shavon Robinson and Matt Voll. This event was quite impressive, in a short period of time, the staff, were able to efficiently put together a quality elite camp. There were 25 talented young basketball players competing for the opportunity of recruitment by Malone women's basketball. Below are the players that stood out to me.