One of the top PGs in the state, she was dribbling circles around folks. Showcasing her speed and her ability to manipulate the basketball, it was a combo move and attack, and there was nothing you could do about it. She was putting on a show but also getting others involved as her team won multiple games. This kid is a heady floor general who can score, run an offense, and just really get paint touches with ease. It’s going to be interesting to see where she lands at the next level. A hard worker who leaves everything on the floor.

Zenner is at the top of her class with D1 offers for a reason. This kid is elite! I love her ability to pass the ball at all times. She showcased how she can score it from all 3 levels during the 5v5 and the 3v3. She’s a natural leader, and she can run any offense you need. She’s smooth with the ball in her hands. Ava plays with great body control. She is an elite two-way athlete that will pressure the ball and make each steal look easy. Extremely high IQ player!

One of the best change-of-pace point guards in the state. This kid is a heady floor general who competes on both ends of the court. One who is looking to distribute the ball first can also deviate and get her own finishes on all three levels. A dynamic ball handler who can create off the dribble. A special talent who will do whatever it takes to win the game. She has several schools courting her now and will be a solid addition for a program at the next level.

Her game continues to grow, and coaches are taking notice of her style of play even more. She is a heady floor general who is as selfless as they come. She can score from multiple spots on the floor, but it’s her ability to be an effective PG that can distribute the ball and make it easy for her teammates to score. She can attack and kick, or attack and dump to a low post player; she makes the read, and the ball gets out of her hands. She plays poise under pressure and truly is someone you could build a team around. This kid loves the game, and you can tell based on the way she gets after it.

Ava is a very talented point guard. She can use hesitation and shift moves to create separation from defenders. She is a high-level passer who sees the play before it actually happens. She knows how to read pick-and- roll coverages well. She knows the difference between when to score and when to facilitate. She has a strong mid-range game and is very skilled at hitting floaters. Her competitiveness shows in games. She is excellent at finishing with contact and has good body control. Ava will be a great asset at the next level.

It will be interesting to see what other schools jump on board with this prospect. A true floor general, she can run an offense efficiently as well as score the basketball. She is a heady ballplayer who makes the right reads. She utilizes her speed to exploit defenses, has tight handles, and is just hard to contain with her ability to counter whatever teams throw at her. She is solid on both ends of the floor, but I will say teams will love how she commands the offense. Look for her to do big things this upcoming travel ball season.

Another dynamic point guard who is tough with the ball in her hands. She can score it from all three levels, but her ability to get paint touches with ease is second to none. She plays with poise and changes speed well. She averaged  19.8 ppg, 6.3 asp, and 3.7 rpg, and shot 40% from 3. Look for her to be an MVP candidate in the district and among the top kids in her class.

She is making a claim for being one of the best guards in the state. Yes, she is already at the top of her class, but she is putting everyone on notice that she belongs in the conversation with other dynamic guards. She scored 33 points against CA, but it was how she did it that was remarkable. Her defense did the talking; she commanded the offense, and she exploited various areas of the floor. Her ability to change speeds, attack downhill, and finish with contact is second to none. She is a tough competitor who focuses on the task at hand and gets after it. Look for her to be a big component of the Lady Panthers success this postseason. Collegiate coaches will surely be beating down her doors here soon.

A true point guard who runs the FRA machine. She can score the rock from all 3 levels, but knows when and where to take her shot. She plays with poise, doesn’t force, keeps her head up, leading her receiver into an area where they can shoot off the pass. She’s solid on the defensive end, where she creates turnovers. Coaches gameplan for her yet many fall victim to her court awareness and her ability to exploit a defense right away.

Talk about a kid who has been on a burner. Dropped 39 points against Columbia Academy. Eclipsing the 1000 point mark, this kid was laser focused and couldn’t be stopped. From attacking downhill to the rim to beating her girl off the dribble into a mid-range jumper, it was bucket after bucket as FRA sealed the victory. Her game has kicked into another gear and she is solidifying herself as one of the top PGs in the state. A kid who is definitely going to jump on more collegiate coaches’ radars.