Section 7 Coverage – Day 1

Don Small

June 30, 2023 @ 11:42 PM

Section 7 tournaments are providing the opportunity for kids to display their talents in front of college coaches in a NCAA Live Period with their high school teams, this is a very sensitive topic and all of the basketball gods are really try to see if this is going to be worth it weight in gold. Kids now have a special opportunity to show how they play with their teammates on the high school level instead of always having that other 4 or 5 star players on the floor for you that makes the game a little easier to navigate. Section 7 will be good for the game and college coaches will see some kids that they would normally not see, cause those kids do not play on nationally ranked teams in club season.     Players That Played Well this Weekend: 2024, 5'5, PG, Etiwanda HS, [player_tooltip player_id='393740' first='Aliyahna' last='Morris'] - is a great point guard in our opinion, she is a young lead guard with so much potential it is ridiculous.  She plays the game with a high IQ, she can pass it, she can drive it, she can shoot it and she can defend as well, this kid is gonna be a special player at the next level.  She plays so much bigger than her height, she can get her shot off over anyone and then also break you down and get into the lane for a floater or a nice dime to a teammate for a score.      2024, Rosary HS, [player_tooltip player_id='388418' first='Allison' last='Clarke']<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/allison-clarke/"></a> – One of the better shooter on this team, she is a killer from the outside, but equally is a threat to get to the rim or pull up for a midrange shot.  She is a scrappy player, she gets after it each and every time she touches the basketball court.  We love her spirit and approach to the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='166834' first='Morgan' last='Cheli']<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/morgan-cheli/"></a> was amazing this game, she put in major work this game, she ended the game with 24 points on (7-13), she made (10-11) freethrows and she had 6 rebounds.  She did everything she possibly could do to keep her team close at the end of this game, they came up short on a last second layup and it was a heart breaker for the team.  You cannot take any effort away from her game, she is a true player in our book.     [player_tooltip player_id='574428' first='McKenna' last='Woliczko']<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/mckenna-woliczko/"></a><a></a> played her but off as well in this game, that is why we are mentioning her in this article, she end the game with a nice double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds.  She was (7-11) from the field and (4-4) from the freethrow line, she put a solid performance together with her teammates and was to stay close to Eitwanda, but they fell short in the last seconds of the game.  She did it all in this one, she scored the ball well, she rebounded and she tried to lead her team to a win, she should not be upset with her overall game performance, she gave it her all.

Section 7 tournaments are providing the opportunity for kids to display their talents in front of college coaches in a NCAA Live Period with their high school teams, this is a very sensitive topic and all of the basketball gods are really try to see if this is going to be worth it weight in gold. Kids now have a special opportunity to show how they play with their teammates on the high school level instead of always having that other 4 or 5 star players on the floor for you that makes the game a little easier to navigate. Section 7 will be good for the game and college coaches will see some kids that they would normally not see, cause those kids do not play on nationally ranked teams in club season.