The LSUE Prospect Camp All–Second Team Selections

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">The LSUE Prospect Camp All-Second Team Selections</h3>   The LSUE Prospect Camp brought together a talented group of prospects ready to compete, showcase their abilities and perform in front of the LSUE coaching staff. From rising young playmakers to experienced high school standouts, the energy and competition remained high throughout the camp.   The All-Second Team features players who separated themselves through their effort, skill, confidence and overall impact on the floor. Each selection is listed with her name, school and graduating class, highlighting a group of prospects who made their presence felt and gave everyone another reason to remember their performances.   These players showed up, showed out and earned their recognition—meet the LSUE Prospect Camp All-Second Team selections!   Subscribe today and stay connected with Prep Girls Hoops Louisiana.   Did you miss my most recent article?   Follow me on Instagram or X: @CoachLathan   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/the-lsue-prospect-camp-all-third-team-selections/">The LSUE Prospect Camp All–Third Team Selections | Prep Girls Hoops</a>    [player_tooltip player_id='1218184' first='Kayleigh' last='Austin'] did what she does best at the LSUE Prospect Camp—she showed up, showed out and left everything on the court. The 5-foot-3 point guard played with confidence, controlled the tempo and made her presence felt throughout the event.   Austin used her quickness to create space, attacked openings and showed the scoring ability that makes her dangerous with the basketball. She also kept her teammates involved and competed with the toughness needed to overcome her size.   Her ability to heat up offensively has also earned attention during the high school season, adding to her reputation as a guard capable of taking over important moments.   Austin brought energy, skill and confidence to LSUE. She showcased her talent, competed until the end and proved once again that she is a guard opponents cannot afford to overlook.     [player_tooltip player_id='1877464' first='Olivia' last='Smith'] separated herself at the LSUE Prospect Camp with her ability to create offense. She changed speeds, created space and confidently rose into a smooth pull-up jumper.   Smith kept defenders guessing by attacking the basket, scoring when opportunities opened and finding teammates when the defense collapsed. She also competed defensively, stayed active in the passing lanes and looked to turn stops into quick offense.   Her performance made a lasting impression and earned her an offer to play for LSU Eunice.    Smith showed up ready to prove herself and did exactly that. She displayed her complete offensive game, competed on both ends and left LSUE with an opportunity to play at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1824722' first='Da'nyzsha' last='Thomas'] was one of the more intriguing frontcourt players at the LSUE Prospect Camp. The 5-foot-10 post brought valuable versatility, showing that she could contribute from different areas instead of remaining planted near the basket.   Thomas worked to establish position, battled for rebounds and created additional opportunities through effort. She also ran the floor, provided a target inside and used her size to challenge opponents defensively.   What made Thomas stand out was her willingness to handle the work that keeps a team together. She competed, stayed involved and found ways to influence possessions without demanding the basketball.   Thomas gave the LSUE staff a glimpse of her potential. With continued development and confidence, she has the tools to become an impactful two-way frontcourt player.     [player_tooltip player_id='1899343' first='Cora' last='Tivet'] played with the confidence of a much older guard at the LSUE Prospect Camp. The young 2031 prospect showed a clear understanding of how to create value without dominating the basketball.   Tivet stayed shot-ready, found open space and consistently prepared her feet before the pass arrived. Her quick release and confidence from beyond the arc made her a dangerous catch-and-shoot threat while forcing defenders to stay connected.   Her shooting also created space for everyone around her. Tivet moved well without the ball, relocated when needed and remained ready to punish the defense for helping elsewhere.   Tivet may be one of the youngest prospects in the gym, but she did not play like it. Her confidence, shooting touch and advanced feel made her one of the camp's most intriguing young guards.     [player_tooltip player_id='1279352' first='Sydney' last='Beleau'] made a major impression at the LSUE Prospect Camp. Despite being one of the youngest players in attendance, she competed with confidence, poise and a skill set well beyond her years.   Beleau's versatility separated her. She handled the ball, attacked from multiple spots and used her size effectively on both ends. She never looked overwhelmed by the older competition and continued embracing every challenge placed in front of her.   Her fearless performance caught the attention of the LSUE coaching staff and made it clear that her future is extremely bright. [player_tooltip player_id='1279352' first='Sydney' last='Beleau'] did more than hold her own—she showed that she belongs in any gym.