Regis Elite Camp: Perimeter Playmakers

These perimeter playmakers made noise particularly from their ability to facilitate for teammates, regardless of what end of the floor. THey brought quick instincts, impactful reading and reacting to what the defense threw at them.    Ward's refined skill set alongside her resume for one of the state's best 4A programs in Holy Family, the lead guard remains a notable contributor throughout this summer. As the three point contest winner from this event, she had quite a few opportunities to showcase her efficiency off the catch. Just as reputable for her playmaking with the ball, Ward rarely commits turnovers and cannot be sped up from aggressive ball pressure. Although somewhat undersized within the backcourt, her high intensity defensive approach at either the point of attack or in the passing lanes allowed her to be a constant threat on that end.     Constantly looking to pressure the defense, the twitchy playmaking guard was constant putting her fingerprints all over these games. Quick to read the floor for extra passes in advantage situations during primary or secondary breaks. Assertive, sending quick passes through multiple defenders or kicking it out once strong side help approached the lane, she has excellent timing on such reads. Similar to Ward, she plays with a chip on her shoulder, flying all over the place for loose balls or deflections within the passing lanes.     Haley took advantage of the defensive openings, knocking down an array of three point attempts off the catch. A smart playmaker who may not be particularly flashy, although you can count on her to make the right reads. Certainly possessing plenty of gravity along the perimeter, she repeatedly took advantage of the additional openings within the driving lanes. As well, she is a capable ball handler with either hand, not sped up while getting to shot attempts or passing opportunities off the bounce.     An impressive passer through tight windows, McMann reaffirmed her passing vision throughout live play at this event. Active hitting cutters or rollers, she repeatedly manipulated opposing defenses to create bounce passes on the dot. Within transition, she made accurate passes to outlet opportunities, a pass first facilitator throughout her opportunities. Her consistent pressure on the rim drew opponents, leveraging her smooth handle to break down defensive rotations.     An efficient perimeter shooter, particularly off the catch, Frankel was an impactful floor spacer throughout all over her games. Regardless of the contest, she was not fazed, efficient regardless of the opponent's pressure.     Recently garnering an offer from Regis, Campbell continues to add to a lofty list of RMAC offers. A high motor and savvy lead guard, she was among the best defensive rebounders at this event. Proactive sparking fast breaks following a board, she constantly keeps the opposing defense honest. Campbell got the majority of her opportunities come from the driving lanes, either from passing reads or layups at the rim. She was comfortable stepping into three point attempts should opponents go under.

These perimeter playmakers made noise particularly from their ability to facilitate for teammates, regardless of what end of the floor. THey brought quick instincts, impactful reading and reacting to what the defense threw at them.