PGH Dynasty Classic High-Ceiling Prospects

The PGH Dynasty Classic was loaded with talent, but a select group of high-ceiling prospects stood out for their upside and long-term potential. These players are already making waves, yet it's clear that their future is even more bright! They have the tools to be game-changers at the next level and beyond.   *Players in this article appeared in the 16U and 17U divisions at May 24-25 PGH Dynasty Classic in Austin, TX.    Campbell is a poised lefty who plays with control. She's effective working off of ball screens and makes smart reads as she is constantly looking to find her teammates in optimal scoring position. Defensively, her length is a major asset in the full-court press to disrupt passing lanes with active hands (sometimes legs and feet) and positioning. Offensively, she attacks downhill with purpose, finishing through contact without fading away. Campbell rarely comes out the game, and her minutes are earned as her coaches can depend on her to be a steady force on the floor.     Maley is a reliable rim runner with great timing, she works the paint with smart cuts to the high post and maintains poise on her finishes by elevating straight up on turnarounds without fading and also boast a classic hook shot. She has soft hands to secure off-target passes and stays disciplined on the glass, sitting down into box-outs. Showed flashes of perimeter skill with a confident face-up attack, capped by a smooth spin move finish at the rim. It's great to see a rising junior play with such poise and hunger to get even better. At 6'3 with a strong work ethic, Maley has no ceiling.     Mathis is a versatile player that can play inside and out. She has a solid frame and her strength is on display as she drives inside with the control and grit to take bumps and finish through the contact. She gets off the ground on her jump shot and can sit down and defend guards smaller than her.     Parker is a hard nosed, blue collar player that is consistent for her team on the glass. Out on the perimeter, she shows ball handling abilities and a strong change in pace to burst by her defenders to attack the paint.     Versatile for her size, Harrison brings a strong, long frame that allows her to impact the game in multiple ways. Whether defending multiple positions or finishing through contact, her physical tools give her a clear advantage on both ends of the floor.     Bankhead's length at the top of the press creates constant pressure, disrupting ball handlers and forcing rushed decisions. A high-motor athlete, she's active on both ends by covering ground defensively and staying engaged offensively. Her energy and presence make her a difference-maker in an up-tempo pace. She is a player that can just simply go!

The PGH Dynasty Classic was loaded with talent, but a select group of high-ceiling prospects stood out for their upside and long-term potential. These players are already making waves, yet it's clear that their future is even more bright! They have the tools to be game-changers at the next level and beyond.

*Players in this article appeared in the 16U and 17U divisions at May 24-25 PGH Dynasty Classic in Austin, TX.

Avery Campbell

TX #127

CG #24

HEIGHT 5'10"

POS CG

CLASS 2027

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Avery Campbell

State: Texas

School: Grand Oaks

Club: Houston Hoops EYCL

Campbell is a poised lefty who plays with control. She's effective working off of ball screens and makes smart reads as she is constantly looking to find her teammates in optimal scoring position. Defensively, her length is a major asset in the full-court press to disrupt passing lanes with active hands (sometimes legs and feet) and positioning. Offensively, she attacks downhill with purpose, finishing through contact without fading away. Campbell rarely comes out the game, and her minutes are earned as her coaches can depend on her to be a steady force on the floor.