Potential 'Maine Events' That'll Demand More Attention

Many times, certain states and their players get left out of conversations. However, today some Maine prospects are getting the spotlight. These 7 aren't ones that're regularly mentioned, but they're likely to take things up a notch this season. This is a preview of potential names to watch from the big state. Check who was listed below.   Looking for the next opportunity? September's showcase is right around the corner. Here's a quick assist off the bench for players and families 🏀- Use code Mikol26PGH25OFF for a 25% discount if it helps with registration.   Here's some help from the home team 🏀 - Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1898403' first='Gabby' last='Smith'] (2027) | CG   Smith is a player that doesn't backdown from challenges. She raises her level of play in crucial moments and she's expected to do a lot for Leavitt. Gabby made improvements on her season shooting splits from sophomore year to junior year, so it wouldn't be surprising to see another jump happen as a senior. Smith should be one to keep an eye out for.     [player_tooltip player_id='1928214' first='Hattie' last='Clark'] (2027) | SF/SG   Clark has a balanced game and she'll be looked to as a leader with additional duties in her senior season. Hattie will attempt to be a tad more aggressive plus work on her efficiency. This is a name to watch for Westbrook.     [player_tooltip player_id='1898402' first='Abby' last='Stackpole'] (2027) | SF |   Talk about someone that can ramp up the production this season. In what seems to be big hole left in Oceanside's frontcourt now, Stackpole is in prime position to take thigs to another level. She's stable in many areas, but can she rise to the occasion with eyes on her this season?     [player_tooltip player_id='1928222' first='Abbie' last='Bradstreet'] (2028) | CG |   Abbie was Hermon's instant spark of offense whenever the team counted on baskets. Bradstreet was also an ideal closer, particularly as a wing shooter. She's hit some bigtime 4th quarter shots last season, so expect to see her doing more of that in her junior campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='1546805' first='Avery' last='Norwood'] (2029) | SF |   Norwood played well through large stretches of last season. She actually opened up the first game last year with an 18 pt game, so it wouldn't be surprising for her to have another big start. There's no risk playing Avery heavy minutes. Expect Avery to be a rising name in her sophomore campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='1829480' first='Alexa' last='Andre'] (2031) | C |   A young player that's been proving she's a top player not only in ME, but in the entire region. She has imposing size and a heavy factor in the outcomes of games. This is a buzzing name who had an impressive summer, so bank on her carrying over the momentum to the school season.     Lilly Bellerose (2028) | PG |   A confident guard with stable production across the board. Her coaches and teammates trust her taking shots, plus Lilly isn't backing down from any type of competition. This is a bright '28 that's ranking doesn't exactly reflect the type of player she is.

Many times, certain states and their players get left out of conversations. However, today some Maine prospects are getting the spotlight. These 7 aren't ones that're regularly mentioned, but they're likely to take things up a notch this season. This is a preview of potential names to watch from the big state. Check who was listed below.