Grand Valley Elite Camp: More Players Who Caught My Eye

Grand Valley hosted another outstanding Elite Camp, bringing together a talented group of players from across the state for an evening of skill development and competition. The camp featured a variety of drills before the players put their skills to work in competitive 5-on-5 action, with the teams coached by Grand Valley players. I already highlighted several players from the 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030 classes in previous articles, but there were still several players who caught my eye throughout the evening. Here are a few more players who made my notes at the Grand Valley Elite Camp.    Paige, a post player, made her presence felt during the 5-on-5 action at the Grand Valley Elite Camp. She was active on the glass, pulling down numerous offensive rebounds and giving her team extra possessions. Paige also showed a strong understanding of positioning in the post, using her body well to seal defenders and establish good position. She defended the interior with toughness and added a nice offensive play when she ripped from the high post and finished at the basket. Her rebounding, positioning, and physical play made her someone who caught my eye throughout the evening.     A nice combination of scoring and rebounding made Kate someone who caught my eye during the 5-on-5 action at the Grand Valley Elite Camp. The wing knocked down a shot from beyond the arc and also showed her ability to finish through contact, converting an and-one opportunity at the basket. Kate stayed active on the glass as well, contributing solidly in the rebounding department. Her ability to stretch the floor while also attacking the basket and competing on the boards made for a nice showing at GVSU.     Cambri caught my eye during the 5-on-5 action at the GVSU Elite Camp with her ability to score from different areas of the floor. The guard knocked down a three from the wing and later showcased her footwork around the basket with a smooth step-through move for a finish. Her ability to stretch the floor while also creating scoring opportunities around the rim made for a nice showing.     This was my first opportunity to see Lainey play live, and the guard gave me plenty to take note of during the 5-on-5 action at the Grand Valley Elite Camp. She showed good change of direction and tight ball-handling skills while also knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Lainey made a nice pass ahead in transition and consistently ran the floor hard, turning that effort into several easy scoring opportunities. Her ability to handle the ball, stretch the floor, and create plays in transition made for a strong first look.     Adalynn brought constant energy to the floor during the 5-on-5 action at the Grand Valley Elite Camp. Her motor never seemed to slow down, and she competed hard on every possession. The guard showed toughness by finishing through contact and also made an impact defensively with active hands. Her relentless effort and ability to stay engaged on both ends made her someone who caught my eye throughout the evening.

Grand Valley hosted another outstanding Elite Camp, bringing together a talented group of players from across the state for an evening of skill development and competition. The camp featured a variety of drills before the players put their skills to work in competitive 5-on-5 action, with the teams coached by Grand Valley players. I already highlighted several players from the 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030 classes in previous articles, but there were still several players who caught my eye throughout the evening. Here are a few more players who made my notes at the Grand Valley Elite Camp.