Talk about a sniper! Lacie Allison Lacie Allison 5'7" | CG North Baltimore | 2028 State OH was totally dialed in at the Toledo Top 64. The Top-15 ranked junior in Ohio was walking into threes and drilling them like they were layups! She was the driving force behind the Dark Blue team going undefeated on the day and winning the Championship! Her shot release is very smooth and quick, making it very difficult to contest. Loved her ability to facilitate as well. She’s a great leader on the floor! To no ones surprise she was the MVP of the Toledo Top 64. Lacie holds multiple D1 and D2 offers heading into her junior year. A pure joy to watch on Saturday! (featured picture)

People know who this young lady is right now, she has exploded onto the scene after an incredible sophomore year that saw her get all the highest honors. She is a scoring machine, and so often than not she is a big difference maker at both ends of the floor. Huge part of the success of her team, Lacie has arrived.

To be 100% real, she is no longer a sleeper. She made her presence felt last year, but I feel she is still disrespected by a lot of basketball “experts” but all you have to do is watch your play once and you know she’s got big game. She’s a scoring machine, can do everything with the ball and when the season starts this year, she’s gonna be ready to lead her team to new heights.

When I was asked what I thought of Lacie’s skills, I couldn’t help but smile with joy and amazement! She makes the impossible look completely possible and simple. Allison is like Larry Bird, only in a 5’7 body! It truly doesn’t matter who’s guarding her, their size, length, or pressure. She adjusts and uses her handles, speed, defense, composure and elevates in every category. And yes, Lacie scored in the picture below, after taking the ball coast to coast! (Featured Photo)

So there was only a handful of teams in the 16U age group, so I won’t have an all tournament team. I will mention that this young lady might’ve been the most explosive player all day. She has an offensive switch that most people don’t have, can score on anyone at any time which is proven Saturday scoring 35 in her last game. I’m throwing her in the sleepers category for those of you who don’t know her, but for the rest of us, it’s a joy to watch her dominate the game.

If you need buckets, this is the girl to call to get them. Her video game type numbers caught Ohio by storm as Lacie took her game to a different level this year! Scored over 60 once, over 50 another time, she is worth the price of admission! Over 1,000 as a sophomore, she is far from done! She has earned the Ohio D7 co-Player of the Year!

Talk about catching the world by storm, this young lady has opened everybody’s eyes up in Northwest Ohio. She is a scoring machine, is savvy with the ball and just makes the play happen. She scored over 60 in a game and over 800 in a season, and she’s not done yet. She makes the huge leap all the way up to number 18.

If you haven’t seen her play yet, do yourself a favor and make it happen. She is a scoring machine, I heard she has scored 800+ points just this season alone. That’s absolutely stunning but if you see her play, you’ll understand. She’s slick, gets of the rim, can score multiple ways and is a major contributor to her team. Her phone should be ringing off the hook!!

Wow. Stats say a lot. And when you watch Lacie play- she is a complete package guard. Period. With the team’s 10-0 record, Allison averages 29 P/G , 12 Reb., 6 Stl., and 3.6 Ast. per game. She reminds me a lot of Vanderbilt freshman Aubrey Galvin, in how she scores the ball, handles pressure with ease while dribbling through traffic, and she’s so grounded with fundamentals! Lacie screams D1 talent! (Featured Photo)

Lacie is putting up some really big numbers this season, I look for that success to continue. Not only does she rise in our rankings, she is a scoring machine able to put the ball in the basket in a variety of ways. She can bust by you to the rim or she can pull up and knock down the three. Shifty guard who just keeps getting better.