Victory Region Kick Off: 16U Day 2 Standouts

Byron Xerxes Livsey April 5, 2022 @ 10:39 AM

’24 [player_tooltip player_id="265971" first="Stella" last="Kohl"] | 5’10 Guard/Wing | Chicago Force Kohl’s skillset is extensive. She can score at all three levels, be the primary ball-handler, and also lockdown 1-4 with no issue. Her length allows her to play multiple positions as well. Stella can score off the dribble, off the catch, and be just as effective moving without the ball. There’s no cap on Kohl’s talent. Huge upside, great potential. ’24 Savannah James | 5’7 Guard | Midwest Elite EYBL Savanna has the length, speed, and relentless mindset to be a matchup problem. Offensively there’s not much she can’t do. James can attack the basket with control and creativity, knock down anything from mid to the 3, and can create from every angle with her ball-handling and vision. On the opposite side of the ball... she’s a defensive pest. ’24 Kelsey Langston | 5’6 Guard | Midwest Elite EYBL This kid is special. Vision, aggression and plays with perfect tempo. Offensively, her vision is 20/20 and Langston can see a play happen before it even starts. Elite and pinpoint passing. She can handle the ball, shoot or attack the rim, and finds space with ease. On defense that aggression and the Loyola Academy standard is seen... lock up everything. ’24 [player_tooltip player_id="335798" first="Kaisje’" last="Pryor"] | 5’7 Combo Guard | Sunbadgers The attitude on both defense and offense remains the same for Pryor. Focus. Pryor locks in on defense and can guard 1-3 with no help needed. Quick on her feet and plays on and off-ball with great instincts. Offensively, she scores at all levels with efficiency, but no sense of urgency. She never seems rushed nor does she play out of control. ’25 [player_tooltip player_id="352144" first="Sara" last="Abdul"] | 5’7 Guard | M14 16u 3SSB A poised and highly efficient combo guard. Abdul can score in a multitude of ways and seems to always be in the right spot at the right time. She put up solid numbers in her games throughout the tournament and showed why she’s earned those accolades this past high school season.  