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<p class="has-small-font-size"><em>The featured image is of [player_tooltip player_id='1264921' first='Kylie' last='Wyatt'] (2029) from Westfield High School.</em></p>
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<p>Saturday afternoon marked the annual Prep Girls Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. For me, it was a great way to see many of the state's 2029s in one location, especially with them having traveled all over the Midwest/country during the Grassroots season. Below is a quick look at everyone who participated on Teams 3 & 4.</p>
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<p><strong><font size="+2">TEAM #3:</font></strong></p>
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<p><strong>#228 - [player_tooltip player_id='1243560' first='Jerzi' last='Dale'], 5-6 PG, Noblesville H.S.</strong><br>- Jerzi is an interesting prospect who could help the Millers sooner rather than later. She has nice length at her size, she's quick, fast, and versatile, plus she handled it solidly. Where she stood out to me was, she defended as well as anyone there.</p>
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<p><strong>#229 - [player_tooltip player_id='1479955' first='Aubrey' last='Scott'], 5-6 PG, South Vermillion H.S.</strong><br>- Aubrey brought talent to the event as well. She is another long guard who plays with a quickness/shiftiness in her game. She was able to turn the corner and create offense, and she can find teammates or score it herself. She should have a nice Winter.</p>
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<p><strong>#238 - [player_tooltip player_id='1311238' first='Bella' last='Wehr'], 5-8 SG, Center Grove H.S.</strong><br>- As if Center Grove doesn't already have enough guards and wings, Bella is another name to add to that list. She has a solid, wiry-strong frame, she's a balanced athlete, and she plays with a nice motor. She did a lot of the "little things" to help her team.</p>
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<p><strong>#241 - [player_tooltip player_id='1264921' first='Kylie' last='Wyatt'], 5-9 SF, Westfield H.S.</strong><br>- I've been evaluating Kylie for well over a year now, and she is a really nice wing prospect. She has an athletic frame, some length, she moves well in most directions, and she's a skilled shooter. Saturday, she showed an improved handle as well.</p>
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<p><strong>#244 - [player_tooltip player_id='1237793' first='Mackenzie' last='Myers'], 5-10 SF/SG, Westfield H.S.</strong><br>- Saturday was my first time seeing Mackenzie, and she is very intriguing. She has nice length, she's a fluid athlete, and she has good North/South speed to her. She filled lanes in transition, got to the rim off the bounce, and was active defensively.</p>
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<p><strong>#254 - [player_tooltip player_id='1293612' first='Amelia' last='Allison'], 5-5 SG, Mooresville H.S.</strong><br>- Despite her height, Amelia has a strong frame and does a nice job of using it to absorb contact. She has solid ball skill, the ability to knock down an open rhythm jumper, and she plays with a nice motor. She is just a solid, steady ballplayer.</p>
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<p><strong>#257 - [player_tooltip player_id='1690480' first='Daijah' last='Royston'], 5-7 SF, Ben Davis H.S.</strong><br>- I've seen Daijah several teams over the past year or so, and she continues to be a nice athlete on attack. She looks a little stronger and even more assertive, but she is also finishing through contact more consistently and handling it better.</p>
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<p><strong>#275 - [player_tooltip player_id='1874299' first='Brooklynn' last='Dowden'], 6-2 PF, Franklin Central H.S.</strong><br>- Because of her height, Brooklynn is an intriguing prospect with a high ceiling. She is long, fluidly athletic, and she has some touch to the 3-point line. As she continues to get stronger, her game should become more consistent and more physical.</p>
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<p><strong>#278 - [player_tooltip player_id='1321761' first='Addison' last='Blum'], 5-8 SF, Hamilton Heights H.S.</strong><br>- Addison is the definition of effortful. Each time I've seen her over the past 15 months, she has always been in and around the action, she makes a ton of hustle plays, and her motor never stops. She has touch outside, and she will battle inside.</p>
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<p><strong><font size="+2">TEAM #4:</font></strong></p>
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<p><strong>#227 - [player_tooltip player_id='1881959' first='Kennedy' last='Tucker'], 5-5 CG, Columbia City H.S.</strong><br>- Kennedy is a quick and shifty guard who has really good strength for someone her size. She has solid all-around skill, including being crafty with the ball, as she likes to get defenders off-balance to create space for her jumper or attack the basket.</p>
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<p><strong>#233 - [player_tooltip player_id='1807657' first='Myla' last='Hanlon'], 5-7 SG/SF, Elkhart Christian Academy</strong><br>- Elkhart Christian Academy is really deep for a Class 1A team this year, and Myla was new to me, so you can see how far their depth extends. She has nice length, some quickness, and a strong motor. I felt like she played the wing role well.</p>
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<p><strong>#260 - [player_tooltip player_id='1804893' first='Victoria' last='Mendheim'], 5-8 SF, Prospect H.S. (IL)</strong><br>- Victoria came to the event from the Northwest side of Chicago, and she did a really nice job all day. She is another long, wiry-strong wing, she's a solid all-around athlete, and she played hard. Whether it was 3-on-3 or 5-on-5, she played with effort.</p>
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<p><strong>#261 - [player_tooltip player_id='1312455' first='Harvest' last='Green'], 5-8 SF/PG, Bishop Luers H.S.</strong><br>- Harvest is a "bully" in the backcourt. She is difficult to define by position, because she is just a ballplayer. She is powerful, always on attack, and she loves contact. She can handle the ball in transition and initiate the offense or get downhill for scores.</p>
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<p><strong>#265 - [player_tooltip player_id='1263933' first='Gabby' last='Bellamy'], 5-9 SF/SG, Pike H.S.</strong><br>- I saw Gabby during July, and she flashed a lot of upside. Saturday, she was very good and highly effective. The lefty is a natural scorer. She glides to the rim effortlessly, but she also possesses touch outside. She has nice length, bounce, and speed.</p>
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<p><strong>#270 - [player_tooltip player_id='1263969' first='Journey' last='Washington'], 5-10 SF/PG, Franklin Central H.S.</strong><br>- Journey is another in a talented 2029 wing group in Indianapolis. She plays a point forward role for FCHS, and she does so with length, skill, a nice smoothness, and a solid handle. She can get to the rim and absorb contact, plus she facilitates well.</p>
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<p><strong>#271 - [player_tooltip player_id='880843' first='Braelly' last='Stagnolia'], 5-10 SF, Austin H.S.</strong><br>- Braelly is an intriguing young wing prospect. She has nice length, wiry strength, and she's a smooth, fluid athlete with some bounce as well. She has a solid shot from the perimeter, but she can also slice to the basket. I suspect a big Winter is coming.</p>
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<p><strong>#274 - [player_tooltip player_id='1265537' first='Kaybree' last='Suttle'], 5-11 SF, Union County H.S.</strong><br>- Kaybree is a part of a strong 2029 class at Union County that should continue to be their backbone for three more years. She brings some height, a lot of length, plus she's fluidly athletic and bouncy. She has nice skill at all three levels.</p>
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