Pitella was the engine behind Team Stronghold’s Diamond Division championship run. The senior point guard controlled the pace, consistently put teammates in scoring positions, and knew when to look for her own offense. Her poise and floor leadership stood out every time she stepped on the court.

Pietila is one of my favorite point guards as I have been following her career since her middle school years. The south paw is a tough defender, can facilitate, score from all three levels. My favorite attribute about her is she can carry her team on her back and will do everything necessary to help her team win. I still believe she has the ability to possibly be a division 1 sleeper as she has tremendous upside.

The rising 2027 prospect had an impressive offensive showing throughout the weekend. Pietila attacked the rim aggressively and also shot the ball well from deep, making her a tough matchup. I watched her score 25+ points efficiently on one occasion.

The junior point guard battled all game and nearly posted a Quadruple-double. Pietila finished with 21 points, 11 assists, 10 steals, and 9 rebounds. Even with constant double teams, she fought to get to her spots and made plays for her team, showing her toughness

Pietila is as dynamic as they come. A three-level scorer with a smooth handle and fearless approach, she’s the type of player who can carry her team when the lights are on. Expect her to rewrite all of the school’s scoring record book along the way.

The lefty guard from Miami High School playing for Southwest Premier , impressed with her controlled and composed play. She brought the steadiness you want in a point guard, managing the tempo and making smart decisions throughout the summer.

Pietila is having a huge spring with Southwest Premier. The southpaw floor general can score from all three levels, facilitate, and defend at a high level. Her superior athleticism keeps her as one of the top prospects in her class regardless of school classification. I love her ability to attack and convert field goals from midrange. College coaches needing a tough complete floor general look no further.

Tamia has been steadily improving since the beginning of the school season. She’s always been very skilled, but now she’s playing with a better pace, which is scary for opponents. 

The lefty point guard applied pressure on the defense nonstop during the game. She got to where she wanted to offensively which usually resulted in a good shot for herself or her teammates. Tamia finished with 25 points, 11 rebounds, and 3 steals.