The Exclusive: Dynasty Region 16U Division Freshmen Standouts

<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="309979" first="McKenzie" last="Mathurin"] (Oklahoma Swift 2024-Mathurin) Addison Price (Oklahoma Swift 2024-Scarborough/Gaulden) and [player_tooltip player_id="418729" first="Kaylie" last="Carr"] (Team Stay Ready 2024)</strong> made<strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2022/04/the-exclusive-dynasty-region-16u-first-team-all-tournament/"> First Team All-Tournament</a>,</strong> Carr is 2026, while <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="374185" first="Kavi" last="Voglund"] (Colorado Sparks 2024)</strong> made <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2022/04/the-exclusive-dynasty-region-16u-second-team-all-tournament/"><strong>Second Team All-Tournament</strong></a>, there was an abundance of talented players, including another 2026 playing up, up and away. Hold on, just had a brainstorm, a special story on <strong>Oklahoma Swift 2025 coming up from 15U Division,</strong> remember <strong>#ThereIsNoMe</strong>, I don't think <strong>Megan Matthews-5'7 G (Boulder HS) Colorado Sparks 2024</strong> Matthes uses her deceptive first step nicely to get the defender off balance so she can attack the basket yet she also showed she could create her shot to knock down the jumper. She also did a good job defending <strong>Rylee Gallegos-5'4 PG (Frederick HS) Colorado Sparks 2024</strong> Gallegos showed she could not only create her shot but knock down both the midrange and long-range jumper. She handled the ball under pressure, saw the floor, and made good passes <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="315186" first="Wrigley" last="Adkisson"]-6'1 SF (Sapulpa HS) Oklahoma Swift 2024-Mathurin</strong> Adkisson is "long and athletic' and that is definitely the base so watching her use that impressive wingspan to not only play the passing lane but to alter, deflect and (or) block shots adds to her game. So does her pull-up jumper from midrange as well as her scoring both around the basket and on putbacks, yes she rebounds on both ends but wait, her attacking from the wing is nice as well <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="315198" first="Mataya" last="Hall"]-5'9 PG (Sapulpa HS) Oklahoma Swift 2024-Mathurin</strong> Hall is not related to Arsenio or Carnegie, I have said it over a dozen times that I am officially retiring it because like I said, she will become a hit and I'm not talking about her hitting jumpers, she always did that yet it's the way she's doing it and her confidence just overflows as she drops the mid to long-range as well as scores attacking the basket using great body control including after contact <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="315197" first="Macee" last="Matthews"] 6'0 SF (Coweta HS) Oklahoma Swift 2024-Mathurin</strong> Matthews was steady every time I caught her squad and she does the little things that turn out to be big in the scope of helping the team like she understands how and when to switch, she also understands positioning under the basket and plays solid defense but her pull-up jumper, at her sized, creates problems, so does her attacking the basket <strong>Chloe Graves-5'6 SG (Jenks HS) Oklahoma Swift 2024 Scarborough/Gaulden </strong> Graves is a heady guard that handles the ball under pressure yet loved the pressure situations and she came up big several times defensively however watching her create her shot to drop both the long ball and the midrange was nice, so was her scoring off the dribble yet her rebounding on both ends was also nice <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="331833" first="Peyton" last="Dolan"]-5'8 SG (Broken Arrow Freshman Academy) Oklahoma Swift 2024 Scarborough/Gaulden </strong> Dolan probably created her shot as well as anyone in her division yet she also doesn't force anything, meaning she takes good shots and playing within yourself is something I always love seeing yet she can score either off the dribble or using a nice pull-up jumper which is even nicer because she drops it with a hand in her face <strong>Sariah Fuentes-5'6 PG (Klein Cain HS) Houston Lady Nets </strong> Fuentes continues to show "give her an inch" and she can let it fly, from just about anywhere yet she has very good range, her ability to catch and shoot with accuracy is nice, so is her upside, especially since she showed she could score off the dribble and finish after contact <strong>Madelyn Moran-5'10 PF/C (Braswell HS) Team Stay Ready 2024</strong> Moran has REDHEAD in the notes, one of several who just was on fire at the event yet she adds height as she's a couple of inches shy of "the magic number" yet the number of times she performed magic just grabbed me. She creates her shot under pressure, pulled out a couple of bankers that made me smile yet she rebounded on both ends and scored on putbacks <strong>Kennedy Simpson-5'6 CG (Yes Prep North Forest Secondary) Houston Lady Nets 2024 [2026]</strong> Simpson has star written all over her, I'm not sure if I've locked her in at #D1 yet but if I haven't, I "Just Did It" because no matter the platform or setting, she's poised and under control, on both ends so whether it's showing the silky smooth jumper or attacking off the dribble, with either hand, she gets it and she also gives it as she sees the floor and makes the right pass &nbsp; <strong>Honorable Mention</strong> <strong>Caroline Clemson-5'7 SG (Fairview HS) Colorado Sparks 2024</strong> <strong>Jocelyn Klickna-5'9 C (Erie HS) Colorado Sparks 2024</strong> <strong>Amariah Kirk-5'3 G (Lake Dallas MS) Team Stay Ready 2024 [2026]</strong> <strong>Delaney Johnson-5'3 PG (Ford MS) Team Stay Ready 2024 [2026]</strong>