Brooklyn had a very impressive showing during the live period, averaging 15.3 points per game while consistently proving herself as one of the most competitive players on the floor. A fearless attacker, she relentlessly pressures the defense by getting downhill and finishing through contact. Her high motor and advanced basketball IQ allow her to make winning plays on both ends of the court.

What stood out most was her outstanding feel for the game. Brooklyn plays with confidence, makes smart decisions, and has an impressive ability to create scoring opportunities. She showcased exciting finishes around the rim while also demonstrating the ability to score at all three levels.

With her combination of toughness, skill, and instincts, Brooklyn has tremendous potential and projects as a player with the upside to make a significant impact at the next level.

Madison has a true full-court game, constantly on the go and playing with non-stop energy on both ends. She’s all over the ball and always involved, allowing her defense to build momentum for offense. She hustles up the floor as she looks for scoring opportunities in transition.

Another good Virginia talent headed to Maryland and playing for Mt. Zion next year! This will be a definite upgrade versus talent and scheduling. Brooklyn is a good point guard prospect with a lot of natural ability and good athleticism; with this move can take the next step in her development process and college recruitment.

Brooklyn was accurate shooting the corner three which was open for her. She knocked down a couple of threes all net which opened up the floor for her teammates to attack and get open looks. She showed good athleticism and moved well without the ball.

Brooklyn is a shifty ball handler who makes it difficult for defenders to stay in front of her. She creates separation well off the dribble and confidently knocks down step-back threes. When attacking the basket, she finishes aggressively and has shown the ability to make tough inside-hand scoop finishes around shot blockers.

Brooklyn put on a show this weekend as she displayed a complete game. She has the ball on a string and is able to create space with her low and quick crossover that gets her to the rim quickly. From there she has the awareness to stop and pop, use her floater, or more impressive drop timely dimes to her teammates cutting the lane from the weak side. On back to back fast breaks, Brooklyn first pushed the ball in transition to finish at the rim then next time down she made a beautiful touch pass while hanging in the air that brought court 1’s spectators to their feet. Brooklyn will soon be a household name as she becomes an upperclassman.

Madison controlled the game for Fairfax Stars 16U EYBL with her aggressive downhill play, athleticism, and ability to create offense in multiple ways throughout the weekend. The lead guard attacked gaps at a high level, finished difficult drives through traffic, knocked down a step-back corner three, and showcased impressive body control while protecting the ball on her way to the basket. Madison also brought nonstop energy on both ends of the floor, creating transition opportunities with steals, making smart entry passes, and continuously putting herself in position to keep the offense flowing.

Madison stands out with her composure, leadership, and ability to control the pace. She creates scoring opportunities while contributing as a three-level scorer. Her defensive intensity and poise make her a steady two-way presence.

Brooklyn really impressed with her leadership ability. She looked to direct and inspire her teammates on the floor in a way the made you want to follow her lead. She did well attacking the basket whether taking the baseline or in transition. She also proved to be a threat from beyond the arc.

Madison plays with strong composure, handling pressure well while effectively initiating offense. She attacks the rim with purpose, earns trips to the line, and converts in key moments. Her defensive intensity and ability to set the tone in transition make her a steady two-way contributor.