<h1 class="wp-block-heading">SEARK Prospect Camp: Who Made Their Mark?</h1>   PINE BLUFF, Ark. — The SEARK Women's Basketball Prospect Camp brought players to the floor on September 26, 2026, with an opportunity to compete, show their game, and make an impression. Held at 6808 S. Hazel St. in Pine Bluff, the camp gave prospects a chance to put their work on display.   A prospect camp is about more than making shots. It is a chance to show how you respond when the pace picks up, how you compete through a tough stretch, and what you bring to a team when the ball is out of your hands. Scoring can grab attention, but so can a strong defensive possession, a smart pass, a rebound in traffic, or the energy that lifts everyone around you.   That is what makes a camp like this exciting to cover. Every player arrives with something to prove. Some want to show they can run an offense. Others want to show their shooting, their strength around the basket, or their ability to guard. Whatever their role, the opportunity is the same: step on the court and let their game speak.   For the prospects who attended, September 26 was another chance to grow and be seen. The work they put in before camp matters, but so does what comes next. Take what you learned, keep building, and bring that same competitive spirit into the season.   So, who made their mark at SEARK? That is the question this series will answer as we spotlight players who caught attention at the prospect camp. Keep an eye out for the individual evaluations—and remember the names. The next time these players take the floor, they will have another chance to show just how far their game can go.   Follow Coach Lathan on Instagram and X for more coverage and player evaluations. 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The 2027 Ruston combo guard came ready to show what she can do, and her shooting quickly stood out. G has range beyond the arc, a quick release, and a shot that looks smooth as butter coming off her hands. Give her room to get it off, and she is going to shoot it with confidence. A shooter's gonna shoot—and G did exactly that.   She carried that same energy into 3-on-3 play, where her team came away with a convincing win. G's ability to space the floor made her a threat every time she got the ball. Defenders had to respect her shot, and she kept looking for her opportunities instead of fading into the background. She played like someone who knew what she came to show.   The SEARK Prospect Camp gave G a chance to put her game in front of new eyes, and she made the most of it. Her smooth stroke, quick trigger, and confidence from deep made her one of the shooters to remember from the day. Keep an eye on Gioia “G” Tatum—when she finds her rhythm, she can make some noise in a hurry.     [player_tooltip player_id='985907' first='Adrianna' last='Robinson'] showed why she is a promising 2028 prospect at the SEARK Prospect Camp. The 6'1” Ruston forward/center has the size and frame to make an impact in the post, but there is more to her game than playing around the rim. She flashed good footwork, showed she can work for a score inside, and stepped out to hit from mid-range. She also looked comfortable handling the ball for a player her size, giving her options when a defender takes away the paint.   Robinson's combination of post moves and guard-like ability makes her an exciting player to watch as she develops. She brings a defensive presence, too, protecting the rim and blocking shots when opponents try to finish inside. She and her team finished second in the camp's 3-on-3 competition, giving her another chance to show what she brings to the floor. Adrianna is a competitor who gives her all and battles every time she steps on the court. The tools are there for her to become a tough matchup at the next level. As she keeps building her game and grows more confident using everything she can do, watch out. When Adrianna plays fearless, she is going to be trouble.     [player_tooltip player_id='980297' first='Paris' last='Palacio'] stood out on both ends of the floor at the SEARK Prospect Camp. The 2028 Many High School guard showed her range by knocking down shots beyond the arc, then danced her way to the rim when defenders stepped up. She kept her teammates involved, finding them with passes for open looks and knockdown shots.   Paris also made her mark in the camp competitions, finishing second in the free throw shooting contest and helping her team win the 3-on-3 challenge. She brought that same competitive energy to defense. Against a strong group of players, she hustled, fought for possessions, and refused to back down.   Whether she was scoring, creating a shot for a teammate, or battling on defense, Paris kept making plays. She came to SEARK ready to compete—and made sure her game was seen.     [player_tooltip player_id='1090318' first='Makenzie' last='King'] was making plays all over the floor at the SEARK Prospect Camp. The 2027 Sylvan Hills point guard knocked down shots from different spots, moved the ball to open teammates, and competed hard on defense. Whether she had the ball in her hands or was working to get a stop, King stayed involved and brought energy to every possession.   She backed up that performance in the camp competitions, winning the free throw shooting contest and helping her team finish second in the 3-on-3 challenge. King showed she could make shots under pressure, create opportunities for others, and keep fighting on the other end of the court. She came ready to compete and made her mark at SEARK.     [player_tooltip player_id='1807473' first='Chassidy' last='Rogers'] made her mark at the SEARK Prospect Camp with hustle, toughness, and a game that kept drawing attention. The 2027 Jonesboro forward showed she can step away from the basket and knock down catch-and-shoot threes. When she got the ball around the rim, she played strong and looked to finish.   Rogers is at her best when she keeps moving and makes defenders account for her in both spots. Leave her open outside, and she is ready to shoot. Let her get position inside, and she is ready to battle. Her ball handling is still developing, but she showed she can put the ball on the floor when a play calls for it.   What stood out most was her fight. Rogers brought effort on defense, stayed active, and kept competing through each possession. That kind of hustle gets noticed at a prospect camp. With her shooting touch, strength around the rim, and willingness to do the hard work, Chassidy gave people plenty to remember. Keep watching Rogers—she is building a game that can cause problems on both ends of the floor.