A kid with size that is going to be an important piece to the Lady Tigers’ attack this upcoming season. I loved her instincts. She impacted the game every time she stepped onto the floor. She displayed her athleticism, especially in her defensive play. She blocked shots or contested them, making it difficult for girls to score on her. She was lockstep with her guards, being available and scoring the ball. I loved her ability to do the dirty work; rebounding on both ends was a premium and made a world of difference. Plays such as this will earn her early opportunities with the Lady Tigers ball club. She has a go-get-em attitude and is willing to do the little things to make a difference. Sure, she can score on the basketball court, but expect her to be impactful in other ways as well. A solid kid on an upward trajectory, with college programs looking at her sooner rather than later.

Shiloh appears to be the next in a long line of very good players at Ensworth. The 6’2 freshman received her first offer less than 24 hours after camp from her coach at the event, Greg Tipps, and Tennessee Southern. It was impossible not see her potential. She has the instincts to go with the size as she swatted and altered shots around the basket while also demonstrating very good athleticism snatching missed shots out of the air. Gamby has a great attitude, competed hard, and had a lot of enthusiasm about the game when I talked with her after. With continued development on the offensive end, Shiloh will almost certainly be a priority for multiple division one programs over the next four years.

Will look to bring a jolt to the Ensworth attack. An impactful kid who makes her presence known. Playing with motor, she’s knocking down shots and scoring, a double-double threat every time she steps onto the floor. Had an impactful summer and will look to carry that momentum into the school season and push for varsity minutes early. A kid to keep an eye on, as she is already turning heads among collegiate coaches.

Dominant post player who was leading the charge for her Stars group. This young lady was in her bag, owning the paint. She was establishing herself down low, finishing through contact, really being a key component to her squad bringing home the hardware. This kid is a solid two-way player who owns the paint and plays with a motor. Keep tabs on this young lady as she is just getting started.