Peach Games 16U All-Tournament Team

Houlder was nothing short of electric, a constant jolt of energy every time she touched the ball. Operating with a sky-high usage rate, she didn't just dominate possessions—she made them count. The ball lived in her hands, and more often than not, it ended with points on the board. Houlder boasts one of the most advanced handles in the state, highlighted by a devastatingly sharp crossover that consistently leaves defenders frozen. What separates her is her ability to change speeds with subtlety, lulling defenders to sleep before exploding past them with sudden acceleration.   The crafty lefty is equally dangerous as a passer, firing off one-handed lasers with either hand, showcasing rare ambidexterity and vision. She plays with an attacking mindset, always looking to create—whether for herself or others. Once she breaks down her defender, she gets into her pull-up game with confidence and balance, making her tough to contain in space. Houlder's elusiveness, combined with her creativity, allows her to score from all three levels. She's a true sparkplug scorer who can take over stretches of a game in a hurry and consistently tilt the floor in her team's favor.     Mulligan turned in multiple explosive outings over the weekend, showcasing her ability to heat up in a hurry as a true microwave scorer. Despite being the smallest player on the floor, she consistently played bigger than her size, carving up defenses with her feel, instincts, and shot-making ability. Reagan has a natural sense for finding gaps, relocating into open space, and getting to her spots—whether that's from well beyond the arc or inside the paint with her crafty, off-platform runners and floaters.   Her touch is impressive, especially considering the degree of difficulty on many of her looks. She's comfortable shooting off balance, using angles and timing to keep defenders guessing, often drawing contact in the process. Mulligan's range extends far beyond the three-point line, forcing defenses to pick her up early and opening up driving lanes. When she gets into a rhythm, she can flip a game in an instant.   Beyond scoring, her playmaking continues to trend upward. She's learning how to read defenses more effectively and make the right decisions under pressure. With her combination of confidence, range, and creativity, Mulligan is a dynamic offensive weapon who brings a unique scoring punch every time she steps on the floor.     Laria brings a physically imposing presence to the guard position with her sturdy 5-11 frame, allowing her to absorb contact and finish through traffic. She blends size with skill in a way that creates consistent matchup problems, operating comfortably as a 1-4 hybrid with point-forward capabilities. Sofia's versatility stands out—she can initiate offense, stretch the floor, and punish defenders inside.   Around the basket, she displays advanced footwork, utilizing spin moves, reverse pivots, and controlled stops to create space for high-percentage looks. Her ability to finish with both hands adds another layer of difficulty for defenders trying to contest her. In the mid-range, she's poised and efficient, often getting to her spots out of the pick-and-roll where she can either short roll into space or pop for clean looks.   Laria's feel for the game is evident in her decision-making and timing. She understands angles, spacing, and how to manipulate defenders. If she continues to extend her range out to the three-point line with consistency, her offensive arsenal will become even more dangerous. A polished, high-IQ guard with a strong foundation, Laria has all the tools to be a major contributor at the next level.     Morris continues to solidify herself as one of the premier young prospects in the country, and her performance playing up across both 16U and 17U divisions only reinforced that status. At 6-3, she brings elite scoring ability with a smooth, effortless style that makes the game look easy. Her quick trigger and deep shooting range allow her to get shots off before defenses can react, and she's more than comfortable pulling from well beyond the arc.   What stands out is her composure in big moments—Morris embraces pressure and has proven she can knock down shots in the clutch. While she's wired to score, she doesn't force the issue. She plays within the flow, making smart reads and showing a willingness to move the ball when defenses collapse. Her passing touch, particularly on lobs and interior feeds, highlights her feel and unselfishness.   Morris has the size, skill, and scoring instincts that make her incredibly difficult to guard. When she gets into rhythm, there are stretches where she simply looks unguardable. A blue-chip, five-star prospect with a complete offensive package, Morris continues to trend toward national prominence with each showing.     Jenkins brings relentless energy and effort every time she steps on the floor, embodying the role of a springy, high-motor workhorse. She has a natural nose for the ball, consistently finding herself in the right place at the right time, especially around the rim. Her footwork in the paint is agile and purposeful, frequently using spin moves and step-throughs to navigate traffic and create clean scoring opportunities.   On the glass, Jenkins is a constant presence. She attacks rebounds with urgency, using her length and bounce to generate second and third-chance points. Her activity level alone creates problems for opposing frontcourts. When operating from the high post, she shows versatility—capable of putting the ball on the floor and attacking downhill or knocking down mid-range jumpers with confidence.   Jenkins has built a reputation as a consistent double-double producer, impacting the game in multiple areas. She may be one of the more under-the-radar prospects outside of Metro Atlanta, but her production and motor demand attention. As she continues to develop and refine her skill set, she's a name that should start gaining serious traction at the college level sooner rather than later.