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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 5287856, member: 5089"] Prospects Nation reports on the U16 trials: [I]Ivanna Wilson-Manyacka Wilson-Manyacka of Frederick, Maryland, is a bit of unicorn here as she already has experience with the USA Basketball format having been on last summer’s U17 national team. Her veteran status shows in her leadership and calm demeanor on the floor. He talent is well documented as one of the top players in the country so seeing her excel as a leader in this environment is great to see. Olivia Jones But there’s a growing argument that Olivia Jones of Bayshore, New York, is more than capable of being a lead guard in this environment, be that at the point or off the ball. She’s comfortable in this setting and it’s allowing her to play freely but with purpose. In a game that’s evolving to more and more versatility, OJ’s game is a fit.[/I] [B][I]Chloe Johnson[/I][/B][I] of Hermantown, Minnesota, was one of the players most talked about coming into trials and she’s handling that added pressure well. Her decision-making and size allows her to play in a lot of roles in this setting. [B]Sydney Mobley[/B] of Sunbury, Ohio, is playing with supreme confidence. She has a chance to be sort of a point forward if she’s selected, feeding the versatility reigns argument. [B]Ella Peper[/B] of Newton, Mass., is another kid playing with a high level of confidence. It’s been interesting watching her adjust to the room where she doesn’t need to reach as deep in her bag on each possession. Whether she makes the team or not this format and environment should help her sharpen her game.[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://prospectsnation.com/story/scrambling-spots-usab-trials[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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