The Expo: More 2029s on My Expo Wish List

With The Expo coming up this Saturday at MSA Fieldhouse in Grand Rapids, I'm continuing to look at some of the 2029 prospects I'd love to have in the gym. This class has plenty of young talent across Michigan, and there are still several players I'm hoping make the trip. Some I've had the opportunity to watch before, while others are players I'd like to get my first look at in person. Here are a few more 2029s on my Expo wish list.   Use code "Danyle26PGH25OFF" for a discount when signing up! <a href="https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/2420/register/the-expo-michigan">https://events.prepgirlshoops.com/e/2420/register/the-expo-michigan</a>    Sienna is a 2029 guard I'd love to have in the gym at The Expo. I've had the opportunity to watch her play before, and her ability to impact the game on both ends is what makes her such an intriguing young guard. She can create off the dribble, get downhill with a quick first step, and finish through contact, while also being a threat from behind the arc. Sienna competes hard defensively, using her quickness and active hands to disrupt possessions and create opportunities in transition. She brings a combination of skill, athleticism, and competitiveness that I'd love to see matched up against the talented field at The Expo.     Audrey is a 2029 wing I'd love to see at The Expo. I watched her at the Grand Valley Elite Camp, where her versatility and ability to play inside and out caught my attention. She brings good length and athleticism to the floor, isn't afraid of contact when attacking the basket, and can use her size effectively around the paint. Audrey also showed that she can make an impact defensively, using her positioning and length to make things difficult inside. Her versatility on both ends is something I'd love to see matched up against the talent that will be at The Expo.     Kaelyn is a 2029 guard I'd love to have in the gym at The Expo. I watched her with 1 Nation at the Premier Showcase, where her ability to put pressure on a defense really caught my attention. She has an explosive first step that allows her to get downhill and into the paint, along with the strength and body control to finish through contact. Kaelyn can also make defenses pay from the perimeter, giving her multiple ways to score. With her confident style of play and ability to create offense, I'd love to see her compete against the talented group expected at The Expo.     Gabbi is another 2029 prospect I'd love to have in the gym at The Expo. I watched her last year at the PGH Freshman Showcase, where her effort and willingness to do the little things caught my attention. She worked hard on the offensive glass, created second-chance opportunities, and ran the floor well in transition. Gabbi also showed she could contribute as a scorer while bringing toughness and energy on both ends. It's been a while since I've had the chance to watch her, so I'd love to see her at The Expo and get a look at how her game has continued to develop.     Reese is a 2029 prospect I'd love to get eyes on at The Expo. She showed as a freshman that she can step into big moments and contribute, including making an impact during Tecumseh's postseason run. Reese can stretch the floor from behind the arc, but she also brings toughness and activity on the defensive end. I'm especially intrigued by the confidence she showed playing meaningful varsity minutes at such a young age. I'd love the opportunity to watch Reese in person and see how her game matches up with the talented competition at The Expo.

With The Expo coming up this Saturday at MSA Fieldhouse in Grand Rapids, I'm continuing to look at some of the 2029 prospects I'd love to have in the gym. This class has plenty of young talent across Michigan, and there are still several players I'm hoping make the trip. Some I've had the opportunity to watch before, while others are players I'd like to get my first look at in person. Here are a few more 2029s on my Expo wish list.