Next Up: 2028 Prospects Stand Out at LSUE Camp

On March 28th, the hardwood at LSU Eunice turned into a proving ground as Head Coach Rob Beckmann and Assistant Coach Matthew Stiff hosted a high-level prospect camp loaded with talent from across the region. From the opening whistle, the gym was alive—filled with hungry competitors, locked in and ready to separate themselves. The camp featured a deep pool of prospects, including upcoming freshmen looking to make early statements, unsigned seniors chasing opportunities, and potential transfers eager to find their next home. Every rep mattered. Every possession counted. And every player understood what was at stake. Throughout the day, the intensity never dropped. Guards attacked downhill with confidence, shooters stretched the floor, and bigs battled inside with physicality and presence. On the defensive end, athletes made their mark with effort, communication, and grit—showing coaches exactly who they are beyond the stat sheet. It wasn't just about talent—it was about toughness, IQ, and who could compete when it got uncomfortable. In a gym full of hoopers, a few names rose above the noise.   Did you miss my most recent article? You can access it via the Link   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/03/ballers-with-purpose-class-of-2028/">Ballers With Purpose-Class of 2028 | Prep Girls Hoops</a>   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/03/exceptional-athletes-class-of-2029-freshman-year/">Exceptional Athletes - Class of 2029 Freshman Year | Prep Girls Hoops</a>   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/03/exceptional-athletes-class-of-2029-freshman-year-part-2/">Exceptional Athletes – Class of 2029 Freshman Year (Part 2) | Prep Girls Hoops</a>   You are welcome to follow me on Instagram or X at @Coachlathan for additional content or upcoming announcements.    Bailey, an unsigned senior, took full advantage of the opportunity at the LSUE Prospect Camp and made it clear—she belongs at the next level. Where do you even start? Bailey is an elite point guard with tight, controlled ball handling and the ability to protect the rock under pressure. Her feel for the game is next-level—she understands pace, controls tempo, and keeps everything flowing. Offensively, she's a problem. She can knock down the three, break defenders down off the dribble, and shifty her way to the rim with confidence. Her vision and passing ability are elite, consistently putting teammates in position to score. Add in her strong communication and leadership on the floor, and you've got a true floor general. Defensively, she brings that same energy—active hands, quick instincts, and the ability to be a straight pick-pocket, creating chaos and turning defense into offense. Smart. Skilled. Playmaker. If you're looking for an elite PG, Bailey is the one.       P showed up and showed OUT at the LSUE Prospect Camp, making a strong statement on both ends of the floor. On defense, she was a problem all day—locking down ball handlers, applying relentless pressure, and showing toughness and grit every possession. Her speed separated her from the pack, as she proved to be one of the fastest players on the floor. Offensively, P played with confidence and control. She showcased her tight handle, high basketball IQ, and elite vision—making smart reads and delivering pinpoint passes to keep her team flowing. Fast. Tough. Smart. P is the type of guard that impacts the game in multiple ways and brings energy every time she steps on the court. Definitely a name to keep on your radar.       [player_tooltip player_id='1309249' first='Suri' last='Stewart'] showed up to the LSUE Prospect Camp ready to compete—and she made sure her presence was felt. Quick, confident, and vocal, she brought leadership and energy every time she stepped on the floor.A true floor general, Stewart thrives on both ends of the court. Defensively, she's relentless—applying pressure, disrupting ball handlers, and setting the tone with her intensity. She doesn't just play defense… she dictates it.On offense, she's a problem. Stewart is a three-level scorer who can knock down shots from deep, break defenders down off the bounce, and attack the rim with confidence. She plays under control, makes smart decisions, and knows how to run a team.Don't let her size fool you—this is a small package with a big punch. Fearless, poised, and built to compete, [player_tooltip player_id='1309249' first='Suri' last='Stewart'] proved at the LSUE Prospect Camp that she can hang with—and impact—the best.     Coming all the way from Texas, [player_tooltip player_id='1816195' first='Bailey' last='Dobbs'] crossed state lines into Louisiana with one goal—to SHOW OUT at the LSUE Prospect Camp… and that's exactly what she did. Bailey is a smooth, confident combo guard who can stretch the floor with her shot and handle the ball under pressure. She plays with poise, makes smart decisions, and keeps the offense flowing. Even when the ball isn't in her hands, she stays active—moving, cutting, and finding ways to impact the game.On the defensive end, Bailey didn't back down. She competed hard, held her own against bigger and quicker players, and brought toughness every possession.Confident. Skilled. Competitive.[player_tooltip player_id='1816195' first='Bailey' last='Dobbs'] is a name to watch—her game is only going up from here.     [player_tooltip player_id='1816335' first='Cheyanne' last='Clement'], an upcoming freshman and Class of 2030 combo guard out of Fairview High School, made her presence felt at the LSUE Prospect Camp. Despite her young age, she showed she has the tools to compete right now.Offensively, Cheyanne handled the ball with confidence, attacked the lanes aggressively, and wasn't afraid to get downhill and finish at the rim. Her ability to create off the dribble stood out, showing flashes of a dynamic playmaker in the making.Defensively, she brought energy and disruption—racking up steals and applying pressure that forced ball handlers into uncomfortable situations. Her effort, hustle, and motor were consistent all day.Young. Hungry. Fearless. A name to remember [player_tooltip player_id='1816335' first='Cheyanne' last='Clement'] is only getting started, and as she adds size, strength, and experience, she's going to be a serious problem.     Kylee Sias-Chaney | GuardDon't let the height fool you—Kylee Sias-Chaney showed at the LSUE Prospect Camp that she's explosive, fearless, and built to compete. She plays with a chip on her shoulder and a motor that never turns off, bringing nonstop energy every time she steps on the floor.A dynamic playmaker, Sias-Chaney thrives in both transition and the half-court. With a quick first step, crafty hesitation moves, and a burst that's tough to stay in front of, she consistently gets downhill and finishes at the rim with touch and confidence.Defensively, she's a nightmare for opponents. Her foot speed, pressure, and relentless hustle make her a true disruptor—forcing turnovers, applying heat, and setting the tone with her intensity.High energy. High impact. Straight competitor. Kylee Sias-Chaney made noise at the LSUE Prospect Camp—and she's just getting started.     [player_tooltip player_id='1816858' first='A'naya' last='Aldredge'] came to the LSUE Prospect Camp and made her presence felt IMMEDIATELY. She's a strong, physical big who brings that old-school bully ball in the paint—finishing through contact, setting hard screens, and even stepping out to knock down the mid-range jumper.But defense? That's where she DOMINATES. A'naya controlled the paint—grabbing boards, blocking shots, and protecting the rim like a true enforcer. Every time someone drove the lane, they knew she was there. Physical. Tough. Paint Presence. [player_tooltip player_id='1816858' first='A'naya' last='Aldredge'] is the type of big that changes the game on both ends. Big-time impact player.

On March 28th, the hardwood at LSU Eunice turned into a proving ground as Head Coach Rob Beckmann and Assistant Coach Matthew Stiff hosted a high-level prospect camp loaded with talent from across the region. From the opening whistle, the gym was alive—filled with hungry competitors, locked in and ready to separate themselves.
The camp featured a deep pool of prospects, including upcoming freshmen looking to make early statements, unsigned seniors chasing opportunities, and potential transfers eager to find their next home. Every rep mattered. Every possession counted. And every player understood what was at stake.
Throughout the day, the intensity never dropped. Guards attacked downhill with confidence, shooters stretched the floor, and bigs battled inside with physicality and presence. On the defensive end, athletes made their mark with effort, communication, and grit—showing coaches exactly who they are beyond the stat sheet. It wasn't just about talent—it was about toughness, IQ, and who could compete when it got uncomfortable.
In a gym full of hoopers, a few names rose above the noise.