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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 2708588, member: 5089"] Keil Moore breakdown of Boo Williams and 2019 notes. [SIZE=5][B]Freshman Steal the Show [/B][/SIZE] Fudd, a freshman standout, scored 26 points in the championship game against Team Takeover. Fudd had a tournament-high 35 points against Nike Pro Skills in the semifinals and led all scorers averaging 27 points a game for the tournament. The 5-foot-9 guard was arguably the best player in the gym this weekend and made her impact known from start to finish. While Fudd may have set the standard for a freshman this weekend, she wasn’t the only member of the class of 2021 to leave an impression. Philly Belles forward [B]Amari Deberry [/B]has the size and athleticism to be a tough match-up at the prep level. While she has a ton of upside for the future, it was Deberry’s ability to play within herself and be effective and efficient this weekend that allowed her to make an impact with limited opportunities. Carolina Flames wing [B]Saniya Rivers [/B]is an explosive athlete who is dynamic off the bounce. She is comfortable scoring at all three levels and has the athleticism to excel playing with and without the ball. [B]Other Standout Freshman[/B] - Aaliyah Moore (Cy-Fair Nike Elite) - Brooke Demetre (Cal Stars) - Dalayah Daniels (Tree of Hope) - Jada Walker (Boo Williams) - Ari Wiggins (Indy Gym Rats) * If given a chance to take one prep point guard nationally, All Ohio point guard [B]Jordan Horston [/B]is the pick. While Horston’s 5-10 frame and tremendous length give her elite physical tools for the point guard position, it is her feel for the game and understanding of how to incorporate her teammates that make her special. She can score at all three levels, guard multiple positions defensively, and fill up a stat sheet with enough rebounds and assists to constantly be in contention for a triple-double. While [B]Haley Jones [/B]isn’t a point guard, she is a capable playmaker who’s versatility will allow her to dominate games in multiple areas. She is the prototype new generation forward who can handle the ball on the perimeter, pass to create offense for teammates, and score in a number of areas on the floor. Jones plays with high energy and has the potential to be an elite defender at the college level. * [SIZE=5][B]8. The Battle For No. 1[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] The battle at the top of the 2019 class is as murky as we have seen since 2013. There are a number of elite contenders, but as of today, it doesn’t appear that anyone is running away from the pack. At least not in the 50 states that comprise the United States. If we included Canada in our ELITE 100 rankings, Canadian forward [B]Laticia Amihere [/B]would be the leader of the pack. She is a five-star prospect who will compete in multiple Olympics for the Canadian national team, but Amihere would have had the potential to compete for an Olympic spot with the US down the line. [URL='http://prospectsnation.com/story/points-eybl-hampton-2018']Points: EYBL Hampton 2018 | Prospects Nation[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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