Amaiya has taken advantage of showcase events to get her game in front of more college coaches, and that exposure has helped her recruiting gain some real traction. Her play has already resulted in recent offers from Weber State, Utah Tech, and Eastern Washington. By getting into the right gyms and performing when coaches are watching, Amaiya is showing how valuable showcase opportunities can be when players are intentional about where they compete and how they use that exposure.

Amaiya had the challenge of breaking into the rotation as a freshman on a Pleasant Grove roster loaded with experienced talent. This summer, she’s had more opportunities to showcase her game and has made it clear why she could become one of PG’s go-to options next season. She’s shown she can handle a bigger offensive role and make an impact when given extended minutes. Her development hasn’t gone unnoticed either, with several major local college programs already showing interest.

Kennerly is a smart young PG that has teh raw talent to make a move this coming season and get a few minutes here and there at the varsity level. She has been growing and her physical development has been apparent. Look for her to be a riser in the Class of 2029.