Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL was one of the most versatile players in the building. Laudicina made a conscious effort to play on the inside “like Shaq” for a large stretch of the showcase. She followed up shots, grabbed offensive rebounds, and literally put her nose in on every play. On one play, she took a hit across the nose. While in pain, tipped the pass, intercepted the ball and scored a layup in one succession. She used pivots and a right-handed hook to finish inside, passed well, and created a steal before scoring it on the break. Laudicina stretched the defense on a few plays just to remind coaches that she is still a bona fide three-ball sniper. Laudicina was one of the most versatile ballers in the building.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL did a little of everything and showed why she is a top prospect in the 2029 class. The 6’2 guard knocked down her patented step-back three-point shot, played inside, dish out assists to her teammates, and blocked shots on the defensive end. Already holding some college offers, Laudicina continues to show why college programs are paying attention. Her ability to score, facilitate, rebound, and defend made her one of the top prospects in the building.

The talk around the grassroots circuit is that Laudicina caught fire, knocking down eight three-pointers while reportedly shooting nearly 80 percent from beyond the arc. It was another reminder of why she is regarded as one of the premier shooters in her class. Laudicina has the ability to make the “wow” plays that separate elite scorers from the average player. The talented shooting guard needs only a sliver of space to get her shot off and is equally dangerous shooting off the catch, off the dribble, or creating separation with her step-back jumper. What has made her even more difficult to defend is the continued growth of her inside game. Defenders can no longer simply run her off the three-point line, as she has become increasingly effective attacking the basket and finishing in traffic. That added dimension has made her one of the toughest offensive matchups on the First Coast. Laudicina closed out the grassroots season in spectacular fashion, delivering the type of performance that college coaches won’t soon forget.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL showcased the versatility of her game at the UNF Osprey Team Camp, displaying the ability to stretch the defense with her perimeter shooting while also attacking the basket off the dribble. Her offensive skill set forced defenders to respect her at every level of the floor. What stood out most, however, was the young forward’s willingness to embrace a more physical style of play. Laudicina consistently mixed it up in the paint, finishing around the basket, competing on the glass, and showing a determination to score in a variety of ways. The same was true at the FABC showcase, as the young forward continued to expand her game in the paint. The added dimension made her even more difficult to defend. She continues to be one of the most intriguing prospects in Florida’s 2027 class because of her combination of size, versatility, and skill. She is an elite young talent who has expanded her game, and that continued development has only raised her stock.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL was one of the top young shooters in the building, and her game is evolving as well. Laudicina connected on multiple threes, and her catch-and-shoot game is the most impressive part of her skillset. In addition to the three balls dropping, Laudicina showed she can impact the game from the paint. She scored on reverse layups, pullups in the paint, and offensive putbacks. If you asked coaches who was one of the top young shooters in the building, Laudicina’s name would come up. She is still the shooter to fear, but now the other part of the floor has opened up, and that spells trouble for the opponents.

Angelina continued to show growth in her game and was one of the more versatile players I watched. She made a nice one-handed jump pass that highlighted her feel and playmaking ability. Off the ball, she cut hard into the lane and was rewarded with a pass that she converted into an and-one finish. Defensively, she used her length to block shots and made several hustle plays including diving on the floor for a loose ball. One of the biggest moments came when she absorbed contact from a shove in the back and still completed an and-one finish down the stretch. What continues to stand out each outing is her development. Every time I see Angelina in a different setting, she seems to add something new or strengthen something in her game. Her versatility, competitiveness, and continued growth make her a prospect trending in the right direction.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL showed improvement after a strong freshman season. While she continues to shoot the three well, her growth was most evident on the boards, where she ran the floor, tracked rebounds, and created second-chance points. Laudicina also scored in the paint, adding an inside game to her overall game. Her ability to impact the game both inside and outside made her one of the standout performers on the floor. In addition to the tangibles, her leadership on the floor was very impressive, as she consistently communicated with teammates, set a positive example, and helped guide the team throughout the game.

Angelina continues to trend upward and is closing in on a Top 10 spot after a strong spring and continued development throughout the year. Alongside her partner-in-crime, Shea, she has excelled against her own age group while showing noticeable growth in several areas of her game this spring. Her shooting range and efficiency continue to improve, but what stood out most this spring was her willingness to put the ball on the floor and make plays off the dribble. She also impacted games defensively by blocking shots and rebounding at a high rate by utilizing her length and activity level on both ends. As her confidence and aggressiveness continue to grow, so does her ceiling. Angelina flashed significant long-term upside during Bolles’ state tournament run, and with a move to Episcopal for next season, she will have another opportunity to continue her development and elevate her stock even further.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL stepped up with confidence, using her length, versatility, and basketball IQ to impact the game. She stretched the floor with her shooting (including a perfect outing from three in the semifinals), handled pressure well, and made smart reads within the offense. Her ability to complement playmakers while still being a scoring threat adds value to her overall game. Laudicina produced all season, and her stock continued to rise after performing on the biog stage the way she has done all season.

Angelina Laudicina Angelina Laudicina 6'2" | SG/SF Episcopal School of Jacksonville | 2029 State FL faked a move inside and all in one motion converted a step-back three pointer. Later on the freshman knocked down another long range shot. Laudicina also contributed in other areas – 4 rebounds and 2 assists. A few times, she brought the ball down to take the pressure off of her guards, showcasing her versatility and composure on the State’s biggest stage.