May recruiting thread

[Bone Dog]

She's got 3 things that are very hard to find in one kid. She can really get off the floor AND control her body. And offensively, she can extend and use one hand to create and make shots. Hope she's willing to leave Texas.

Yeah, she'd look good in UConn blue. Strong, quick, excellent handles, a leaper with long arms and active hands. Geno knows what to do with kids like this. You can see she's been working on that left hand, though she still favors the right even when she finishes to her left. Once she perfects the left ,and that baby hook she sneaks in occasionally, she'll be pretty much unstoppable.

 

[Sluconn Husky]

 

[Dezoworld]

A new follow from Chris Dailey.

2025 Layla Hays, a 6-5 forward from Alaska.

Sign her up. Great hands nice footwork good stroke on her shots. I like her. This can be our Aaliyah Boston

 

[NYCHUSKIES]

A new follow from Chris Dailey.

2025 Layla Hays, a 6-5 forward from Alaska.

Looks good to me

 

[UConnCat]

A new follow from Chris Dailey.

2025 Layla Hays, a 6-5 forward from Alaska.

Impressive footwork. She would not be the first UConn player from Alaska. Jessica Moore came to Storrs from Fairbanks, AK.

 

[Zarathustra]

Sign her up. Great hands nice footwork good stroke on her shots. I like her. This can be our Aaliyah Boston

Nice three pointer included in that video clip! Nice for someone 6' 5"!!

 

[Conndog]

Sign her up. Great hands nice footwork good stroke on her shots. I like her. This can be our Aaliyah Boston

I agree- she has great footwork, scores through contact, and looks like she can shoot too, so FTs are probably good too. Might have to spell UConn “Yukon” though

 

[hard2please]

she might already have had good experience with huskies

 

[hookshot]

A new follow from Chris Dailey.

2025 Layla Hays, a 6-5 forward from Alaska.

Holy iceberg, she looks pretty good

 

[HuskyNan]

 

[darrell]

“Kelis Fisher's explosiveness and athleticism make her stand out as one of the most
dynamic guards at the USAB U16 trials. Her remarkable displays include impressive shot-blocking abilities, out rebounding taller opponents through her leaping ability, and finishing strongly at the rim while being contested. Fisher's defensive attributes are particularly noteworthy, as they could greatly contribute to the team's success and have likely caught the attention of the selection committee. Additionally, she has showcased her ability to facilitate the offense by getting her teammates involved, orchestrating plays, and demonstrating a willingness to distribute the ball. Fisher's combination of athleticism, defensive prowess, and playmaking skills make her an impactful player with the potential to greatly benefit the team”.

 

[Forego]

Impressive footwork. She would not be the first UConn player from Alaska. Jessica Moore came to Storrs from Fairbanks, AK.

Just a clarification: Jessica Moore was born in Fairbanks but played her high school basketball in Palmer Alaska which is just outside of Anchorage.

 

[Sluconn Husky]

 

[Sluconn Husky]

'26 Oliviyah Edwards:

 

[BobbyJ]

She's really good but I just don't know how many combo guards Auriemma wants to carry or how many Berry wants to compete against for PT. As of January UConn was still on her and getting started with Hassell.

Lady Vols basketball coach Kellie Harper watches Imari Berry vs Lauren Hassell in Clarksville

CHS faced Clarksville Christian Friday night as Power 5 coaches came to watch Imari Berry and Lauren Hassell duel in a high school basketball game.

finance.yahoo.com

 

[Sluconn Husky]

U16 group cut from 22 to 14. Kelis Fisher didn't make the cut.

Those who did include Alexander, Abii, Andrews, Bjorn, Edwards, Jackson, Jones, Robinson, and Woliczko.

 

[Zarathustra]

U16 group cut from 22 to 14. Kelis Fisher didn't make the cut.

Those who did include Alexander, Abii, Andrews, Bjorn, Edwards, Jackson, Jones, Robinson, and Woliczko.

We still love you, Kelis! Go Team!!

 

[Charliebball]

She's got 3 things that are very hard to find in one kid. She can really get off the floor AND control her body. And offensively, she can extend and use one hand to create and make shots. Hope she's willing to leave Texas.

she looks like Sara Strong as a 6 foot guard who can dunk......

 

[From Canada]

Prospects no longer restricted to 5 official visits

The main change is that prospects will no longer be restricted to five official visits but will be limited to one official visit per school.

theathletic.com

Still no word on an official visit by Kateryna Koval to UConn. I wonder if there's still any interest in her. Fortunately, with the new rules concerning the number of official visits by prospects coming into effect in August, it's not impossible that she'll come and make a visit.

 

[HuskyNan]

Prospects no longer restricted to 5 official visits

The main change is that prospects will no longer be restricted to five official visits but will be limited to one official visit per school.

theathletic.com

Still no word on an official visit by Kateryna Koval to UConn. I wonder if there's still any interest in her. Fortunately, with the new rules concerning the number of official visits by prospects coming into effect in August, it's not impossible that she'll come and make a visit.

Recruits can now take unlimited official visits​

Beginning July 1, 2023, recruits will no longer have a limit on the number of official visits they can make to NCAA D1 schools. Previously, recruits were only allowed to visit five D1 schools. This means D1 recruits will now have the opportunity to explore more schools before making their commitment decision.

Recruits are, however, still limited to only one official visit per school. The only exception is if there’s a head coaching staff change; only then could an athlete revisit the same D1 school.

NCAA Changes Official Visit Rules and More for 2023

The NCAA changed the official visit rule for Division 1 schools in 2023. Learn what changed with the NCAA update.

www.ncsasports.org

 

[visitingcock]

Recruits can now take unlimited official visits​

Beginning July 1, 2023, recruits will no longer have a limit on the number of official visits they can make to NCAA D1 schools. Previously, recruits were only allowed to visit five D1 schools. This means D1 recruits will now have the opportunity to explore more schools before making their commitment decision.

Recruits are, however, still limited to only one official visit per school. The only exception is if there’s a head coaching staff change; only then could an athlete revisit the same D1 school.

NCAA Changes Official Visit Rules and More for 2023

The NCAA changed the official visit rule for Division 1 schools in 2023. Learn what changed with the NCAA update.

www.ncsasports.org

Whew! I wwas worried that she could only take one additional official and I can think of more than one school that is very interested in her. .

By the way Nan. It is not May any longer, but I'm sure there will be discussion of this prospect in June. Hopefully. she and her family/guardians are going to Myrtle Beach or Hilton Head this Summer.