More From Week 3: 695Hoops Fall League

After highlighting some of the top performers from week three of the 695 Hoops Fall League, there were still plenty of players deserving recognition. The action at Pikesville High School featured talent across multiple classes, with players making an impact in a variety of ways. Whether it was scoring, playmaking, defense, or simply bringing energy to the floor, several more players caught my attention. Here's another group of standouts from week three.    Ryan is a high-energy player who operates at a speed and pace that seems a step above everyone else on the floor. Unofficially, I had her in double figures in steals to go along with eight points, as her defensive activity consistently created extra possessions and transition opportunities. She attacked quickly off the turnover and got to the rim repeatedly. Ryan also showed good vision, making quality passes and keeping her teammates involved rather than allowing her pace to take her out of control. Her shooting form was solid and consistent, adding another dimension to an already impactful all-around performance.     London's quickness was a blur to defenders, and at times I had to focus just to keep pace with her through my camera. She got to the basket at will and used her quick hands defensively to strip ball handlers and create transition layups. London also made some impressive passes on the move, squeezing the ball into tight windows while attacking the lane. What really stood out was her ability to change speeds, going from a full sprint to a controlled stop and back into another burst effortlessly. She is a phenomenal athlete whose speed, playmaking, and defensive activity give her the ability to change the game on both ends of the floor.     Kerah was a solid presence inside, using her size and strength to rebound and finish around the basket. She did a good job using her frame to establish position and take real estate in the paint, making it difficult for defenders to move her off her spot. Her willingness to play through contact gives the Engineers a physical presence on the interior that complements their speed and athleticism on the perimeter. Kerah brings balance to the lineup with her ability to battle on the boards, provide an inside scoring option, and give the team some toughness in the paint.     Dacota has good size at the forward position and showed flashes of an expanding offensive game. She displayed her range by knocking down a three, finished well inside, and showed the ability to start the break in transition. Her perimeter game is still developing, and the fall league provides a great opportunity to fine-tune the skills she worked on during the offseason. As Dacota becomes more comfortable playing away from the basket, her combination of size and developing versatility should allow her to impact the game both inside and out.     Jada provided a big scoring spark, knocking down a buzzer-beating three to extend the halftime lead over Springdale Prep. She connected on another three in the second half and finished with a game-high 10 points. Her timely perimeter shooting helped lead her team to a convincing 37-23 victory.

After highlighting some of the top performers from week three of the 695 Hoops Fall League, there were still plenty of players deserving recognition. The action at Pikesville High School featured talent across multiple classes, with players making an impact in a variety of ways. Whether it was scoring, playmaking, defense, or simply bringing energy to the floor, several more players caught my attention. Here's another group of standouts from week three.