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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 5295215, member: 5089"] [B]Caroline Bradley, C, 6-5, 16, 2027, Oak Grove High School, Oak Grove, LA [/B] Bradley is considered to be one of the best centers in the 2027 class. She finishes well on both sides of the rim. While scoring mostly at the low post, her range is improving to beyond the key.[B] Reece Gilpatrick, F, 6-4, 15, 2028, Broomfield High School, Broomfield, CO[/B] Word out of Colorado was thar Gilpatrick may be the best of the 2028 class in the state. She showed good mobility for her size. While scoring was primarily in the lower paint, her stroke is solid and range should expand over time. Perhaps the “find” of the event to multiple national media! [B]Olivia Jones, G, 5-11, 16, 2026, Long Island Lutheran High School, Bay Shore, NY[/B] Jones had an edge coming in - that she was the only player with three years of high school experience. With good basketball IQ, height and above average athleticism, she can play the point or shooting guard. [B]Eve Long, F, 6-3, 16, 2027, Olathe South High School, Olathe, KS[/B] Considered the best player in Kansas, Long has above average basketball IQ and athleticism. Her ability to find the rim on either side of the basket can make a layup into a work of art. [B]Micah Ojo, F, 6-0, 15, 2027, Princess Anne High School, Virginia Beach, VA[/B] Ojo plays all over the court with a great motor! As I have said in a recent article “Ojo is everywhere!”[B] Ivanna Wilson Manyacka, G/F, 6-2, 15, 2027, Bullis School, Frederick, MD[/B] A standout carryover from last year’s 17U team, Wilson Manyacka was the top performing 2027 at trials. Known more for attacking the rim and rebounding, her outside shot must be respected. [B]Chloe Johnson, G, 6-0, 15, 2028, Duluth Marshall High School, Hermantown, MN[/B] Johnson is a major factor for the Iowa Attack 17U of the NIKE EYBL (one of the top club teams on any circuit). Playing two years up, she helps make her teammates better. While at trials, she looked fine in drills. However, playing point guard much of the time in live game situations, this setting made it difficult for her to play to that similar nature. Had she made a few bigger plays, perhaps that would have given her an edge to stand out sufficiently. [B]Ella Peper, G/F, 6-4, 15, 2028, Dexter Southfield High School, Newton, MA[/B] Peper is filling out her tall frame and in time should be one of the top recruits in the 2028 class. She has a very smooth stroke and in spite of height is not a low post player (which may be why she did not make this team as they were looking for one). [URL unfurl="true"]https://hoopsreview.net/articles/25u16usabtrials[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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