Jamiah has been averaging 29.1 points per game, she ranks among the state’s elite players, and she raised the bar this past week with a career-high 49 points. On top of that, Jamiah reached a major milestone by scoring her 1,000th career point—a rare achievement at her age that reflects her talent, work ethic, and maturity. Her scoring ability, consistency, and record-setting achievements make her a standout performer and a player making history.

A 5’10 guard who spent the summer playing up at the 16U level with a Phee Elite squad. She is a potent offensive player with good positional size and three-level scoring ability. She averaged 25 points a game as a freshman. She has a Division l offer from Saint Louis U.

Jamiah showed an array of skills in Louisville for Phee Elite. She displayed elite three-point shooting with range and knocked down contested shots. Her handle was tight and she easily attacked pressure. She was not sped up and contolled the pace with the ball in her hands. She left defenders guessing all weekend.

I was so impressed by how calm she plays- lets the game come to her! She can make a living at the free throw line! Great job drawing contact! The ease in the way she can score & hold her opponent to few points and rebounds. Jamiah has a high ceiling!

The 5’10” 2028 shooting guard is playing a year up with the 16U Phee Elite squad; and does with she normally does when she steps on the court. That’s getting buckets. She was getting into the lane on the regular and finishing in traffic at an excellent clip. She can take the contact and score at a variety of angles. She plays at her own speed, but she is able to score with her handles and extensive bag. She can also drop some nice dimes when she draws an extra defender towards her. With her positional size, she can also score in the post or get offensive rebounds for putbacks.

There were so many good ones in Class 6 to choose from, but we went with JHG, who led a freshmen-laden team to a 19-8 record. A three-level scorer with positional size, she also put up some prime-time numbers in the process. She averaged 24.4 points, 8.5 rebounds, three assists and four steals a game while shooting 43 percent from 3-point range. She had a high game of 47 points against Seckman in February.

A 5’10 shooting guard who is one of the most potent scorers in the class. She has good positional size and three level scoring ability. She has already put up a 40-point performance this season.