Sophie Cunningham Classic Sunday MVPs

Prep Girls Hoops Missouri was in Columbia on Sunday for the third and final day of the Sophie Cunningham Classic in Columbia.   Here is a look at the Most Valuable Players for the six games that were held on Sunday.    The 5'6" 2025 guard had 15 points, nine rebounds, three assists and three steals in the Pirates victory over Fulton. Her 3-point shooting was also on point as she knocked down three of her five attempts from long distance. She made a couple of nice dribble moves where she got into the lane to score on runners off the dribble. She has a good feel for the game as she read defenses well with her off-ball movements to get open.     The 5'7" 2027 guard led the Lions to an exciting 61-60 victory over Lift for Life. She finished the game with 14 points, four rebounds, three assists and a blocked shot. She is an excellent athlete with good skill level and a lot of toughness. She took a very hard fall after being knock down on a foul and she bounced right back up. She attacks well from the wing and she could finish while going in either direction. Her motor is impressive as she can impact play at both ends of the floor.     The 5'10" 2025 Indiana recruit scored a game-high 23 points to lead the Red Knights to a victory over Chicago Whitney Young. She had an excellent shooting day as she made nine of her 14 field goal attempts. She was aggressive early as she attacked the paint off the dribble. She went coast to coast to make a pull up jumper in the lane. They ran some good sets for her to get the ball on the move towards the basket and she converted them into easy layups. She also played her usual tone-setting defense that is very disruptive on the perimeter.     The 5'8" 2028 guard had the most dominant individual performance of the day in leading the Lady Indians to an overtime victory over Quincy. She scored a game-high 34 points, which included seven 3-pointers and it was very loud. She was knocking down shots from well beyond the 3-point line and the more the game wore on, the further out she would shoot them. She had to hit a couple from past 30 feet. As defenders played her for the 3-point shot, she started to hit some tough buckets late in the game off the dribble. She was able to create and break down defenders and still get good shots.     The 5'6" 2026 point guard led the Lions to a victory over Cardinal Ritter with a team-high 14 points. She also added six rebounds and three assists. She brings so much more to the team than scoring. She plays with tremendous energy and tenacity at both ends of the court. She's constantly on the attack and looking to find open teammates. She also has impressive leadership qualities that come through on the court with her play and constant communication.     The 5'7" 2026 point guard led the Lady Cardinals to a big victory over Class 6 Rock Bridge in the last game of the event. She was a dominant player at Class 1 Meadville before coming over to Class 2 Tipton this season. This was kind of a coming out party for her for people who may not be familiar with her and and seeing her in this big showcase event. Not only is she talented, but she is fierce and tenacious. She had a tone-setting play early in the game when she ripped the ball out of a Rock Bridge player's hand and led a fast break which ended in a layup. She attacks the basket well and she is a shot maker from all three levels.

Prep Girls Hoops Missouri was in Columbia on Sunday for the third and final day of the Sophie Cunningham Classic in Columbia.

Here is a look at the Most Valuable Players for the six games that were held on Sunday.