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<p>The Northwestern State University Prospect Camp was loaded with talented players determined to compete, make an impression and put their names on the radar. While several prospects immediately grabbed attention, another group continued to separate themselves through effort, skill and strong performances throughout the camp.</p>
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<p>These players displayed much more than scoring ability. They defended with intensity, communicated with teammates, attacked the glass and made smart decisions in competitive situations. Some controlled the pace from the guard position, while others used their size, athleticism and physicality to dominate around the basket.</p>
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<p>Prospect camps provide players with an opportunity to perform in front of a college coaching staff and show how their abilities translate to a higher level. The athletes featured in this group embraced that opportunity and made their presence felt.</p>
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<p>The talent at NSU ran deep, and these prospects proved there were plenty of additional names worth remembering. Keep them on your radar—their performances at this camp could be the beginning of something special.</p>
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<p>Follow <strong>Coach Lathan on Instagram and X</strong> for more player evaluations, rankings, camp coverage and updates on rising girls' basketball prospects!</p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/northwestern-state-university-prospect-camp-standouts/">Northwestern State University Prospect Camp Standouts | Prep Girls Hoops</a></p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='1879049' first='Makenzee' last='Gray'] used the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp to show why her name continues to gain attention in Louisiana's 2029 class. The 5-foot-8 guard/forward immediately passed the eye test with her college-ready frame, physical style of play and confident presence on the court.</p>
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<p>Gray handles the ball well and plays with control while looking to create for herself and her teammates. She delivers strong, accurate passes and has the vision to find open players. Her midrange jumper was another major weapon, as she consistently looked comfortable creating space and rising into her shot.</p>
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<p>Defensively, Gray brings toughness and physicality. She competes around the basket, attacks the glass and uses her timing and length to block shots. Her ability to contribute as a scorer, passer, rebounder and rim protector makes her an exciting two-way prospect.</p>
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<p>Gray possesses the size, strength and skill set to continue climbing in Louisiana's 2029 class. Keep her name on the radar—she has the tools to become a serious problem on both ends of the floor!</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='1899364' first='Brylie' last='Jeter'] picked up exactly where she left off at the LSUE Prospect Camp, delivering another strong performance at Northwestern State University. The 5-foot-5 point guard played with confidence, maintained excellent control of the basketball and used her court vision to consistently create opportunities for her teammates.</p>
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<p>Jeter is a dangerous three-level scorer who can knock down shots from beyond the arc, create from the midrange and attack the rim. She reads the defense well, controls the pace and understands when to distribute the ball or look for her own offense. Her combination of poise, playmaking and scoring makes her a true floor general.</p>
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<p>The Evans standout has already earned an LSUE Prospect Camp All–Third Team selection, competed at the Louisiana Girls Fab 50 and has public highlights available through Hudl.</p>
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<p>Jeter may not be receiving enough attention yet, but she continues to make a splash every time she steps on the floor. She is a talented guard with the confidence and complete offensive game to keep raising her stock. Keep [player_tooltip player_id='1899364' first='Brylie' last='Jeter'] on the radar—this hidden gem will not remain hidden much longer!</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='1091872' first='Imerii' last='“Immi” Ingram'] showed at the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp why she is considered one of the premier guards in her class. The long, athletic point guard displayed poise, confidence and a complete offensive arsenal. She is a quiet competitor who allows her game to speak for itself.</p>
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<p>Ingram is a smooth, high-IQ <strong>playmaker who controls the action and consistently makes the correct read</strong>. She can score from all three levels, knock down the catch-and-shoot three, create with the stop-and-pop jumper and attack downhill with craft and explosiveness. She understands spacing, moves effectively without the ball and uses changes of pace to keep defenders off balance.</p>
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<p>Her impact is equally impressive defensively. Ingram uses her length, quickness and instincts to pressure the ball, jump passing lanes and turn defensive stops into transition opportunities.</p>
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<p>Smart. Skilled. Explosive. Ingram is already performing like a complete lead guard, and her showing at NSU proved that she belongs in the national conversation.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='1585758' first='Cymphoni' last='Short'] proved to be a difference-maker at the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp. The athletic guard displayed a complete offensive game, knocking down midrange jumpers, lighting it up from beyond the arc and attacking the rim with strength and confidence.</p>
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<p>Short is more than just a scorer. She sees the floor well, delivers solid passes and creates opportunities for her teammates when defenders collapse. Her ability to shoot, attack and distribute makes her difficult to contain.</p>
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<p>Defensively, Short changes the game. She applies relentless ball pressure, shuts down opposing guards and forces ballhandlers into mistakes. Her length, quickness and active hands consistently created turnovers and fueled transition opportunities.</p>
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<p>Short can impact every possession on both ends of the court. She is a tough two-way guard, a strong competitor and a true game-changer whose stock should continue to rise.</p>
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<p>Jaleigha Hobby came to the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp ready to compete—and left as a winner. Her toughness, composure and relentless effort helped power the black-jersey team through an undefeated run in 5-on-5 action.</p>
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<p>Hobby plays with a calm confidence that immediately stands out. She never looks rushed or rattled, allowing the game to develop before choosing the perfect moment to attack. She gets to her spots, creates offense without forcing the action and consistently makes winning decisions.</p>
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<p>Defensively, Hobby is an absolute problem. She applies suffocating pressure at the point of attack, uses quick feet to stay connected and refuses to give ballhandlers room to breathe. She fights through screens, disrupts passing lanes and remains active even when the ball moves away from her. Her communication, rotations and nonstop motor help raise the intensity of everyone around her.</p>
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<p>Hobby is smooth, physical and built for competitive moments. She does not need to dominate the basketball to control the game—her defense, discipline and winning presence speak loudly. <strong>Undefeated in 5-on-5 and impactful on every possession, Hobby proved at NSU that she is the type of guard every winning team needs.</strong></p>
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The Northwestern State University Prospect Camp was loaded with talented players determined to compete, make an impression and put their names on the radar. While several prospects immediately grabbed attention, another group continued to separate themselves through effort, skill and strong performances throughout the camp.
These players displayed much more than scoring ability. They defended with intensity, communicated with teammates, attacked the glass and made smart decisions in competitive situations. Some controlled the pace from the guard position, while others used their size, athleticism and physicality to dominate around the basket.
Prospect camps provide players with an opportunity to perform in front of a college coaching staff and show how their abilities translate to a higher level. The athletes featured in this group embraced that opportunity and made their presence felt.
The talent at NSU ran deep, and these prospects proved there were plenty of additional names worth remembering. Keep them on your radar—their performances at this camp could be the beginning of something special.
Follow Coach Lathan on Instagram and X for more player evaluations, rankings, camp coverage and updates on rising girls' basketball prospects!
NSU Prospect Camp: More Names to Know.NSUProspect Camp: More Names to Know.
used the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp to show why her name continues to gain attention in Louisiana's 2029 class. The 5-foot-8 guard/forward immediately passed the eye test with her college-ready frame, physical style of play…
Brylie JeterBrylieJeter
5'5" | PG
Evans | 2028 LA
picked up exactly where she left off at the LSUE Prospect Camp, delivering another strong performance at Northwestern State University. The 5-foot-5 point guard played with confidence, maintained excellent control of the basketball and used her court vision to consistently create opportunities for her teammates.
Jeter is a dangerous three-level scorer who can knock down shots from beyond the arc, create from the midrange and attack the rim. She reads the defense well, controls the pace and understands when to distribute the ball or look for her own offense. Her combination of poise, playmaking and scoring makes her a true floor general.
The Evans standout has already earned an LSUE Prospect Camp All–Third Team selection, competed at the Louisiana Girls Fab 50 and has public highlights available through Hudl.
Jeter may not be receiving enough attention yet, but she continues to make a splash every time she steps on the floor. She is a talented guard with the confidence and complete offensive game to keep raising her stock. Keep Brylie JeterBrylieJeter
5'5" | PG
Evans | 2028 LA
on the radar—this hidden gem will not remain hidden much longer!
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Imerii “Immi” IngramImerii“Immi” Ingram
5'10" | PG
E.D. White | 2029 StateLA
showed at the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp why she is considered one of the premier guards in her class. The long, athletic point guard displayed poise, confidence and a complete offensive arsenal. She is a quiet competitor who allows her game to speak for itself.
Ingram is a smooth, high-IQ playmaker who controls the action and consistently makes the correct read. She can score from all three levels, knock down the catch-and-shoot three, create with the stop-and-pop jumper and attack downhill with craft and explosiveness. She understands spacing, moves effectively without the ball and uses changes of pace to keep defenders off balance.
Her impact is equally impressive defensively. Ingram uses her length, quickness and instincts to pressure the ball, jump passing lanes and turn defensive stops into transition opportunities.
Smart. Skilled. Explosive. Ingram is already performing like a complete lead guard, and her showing at NSU proved that she belongs in the national conversation.
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Cymphoni ShortCymphoniShort
5'9" | SG/PG
Terrebonne | 2029 StateLA
proved to be a difference-maker at the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp. The athletic guard displayed a complete offensive game, knocking down midrange jumpers, lighting it up from beyond the arc and attacking the rim with strength and confidence.
Short is more than just a scorer. She sees the floor well, delivers solid passes and creates opportunities for her teammates when defenders collapse. Her ability to shoot, attack and distribute makes her difficult to contain.
Defensively, Short changes the game. She applies relentless ball pressure, shuts down opposing guards and forces ballhandlers into mistakes. Her length, quickness and active hands consistently created turnovers and fueled transition opportunities.
Short can impact every possession on both ends of the court. She is a tough two-way guard, a strong competitor and a true game-changer whose stock should continue to rise.
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Subscribing doesn't change who the Scout covers, it changes who gets to see it.
Jaleigha Hobby came to the Northwestern State University Prospect Camp ready to compete—and left as a winner. Her toughness, composure and relentless effort helped power the black-jersey team through an undefeated run in 5-on-5 action. Hobby plays with a calm…