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Friday Night Lights Showcase review from Prospects Nation, Part II


Caroline Ducharme

Ducharme’s workmanlike attitude every she steps in the gym to train has not gone unnoticed. It’s the type of lunch pail, blue collar outlook on the game that should go over well with the coaching staff in Storrs next season.



 
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Sluconn, could you please post a recap of known Players of Interrest for the '22 '23 & '24 classes ?
 

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Sluconn, could you please post a recap of known Players of Interrest for the '22 '23 & '24 classes ?


Ok, this list isn't comprehensive and it's on the fly at 4:00 in the morning, but it's what I got. Obviously there could be more, or some may even be off UConn's radar that I'm not aware of.

2022:

Kiki Rice
Janiah Barker
KK Bransford
Ayanna Patterson
Ashlon Jackson
Lauren Betts
Imani Lester
Jenna Isai?

2023:

Judea Watkins
Aalyah Del Rosario
T'yana Todd
Madison Booker
Jada Williams
Ashlynn Shade
Chloe Clardy
Malaysia Fulwiley?
Jordan Griggs

2024:

Joyce Edwards
 
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Ok, this list isn't comprehensive and it's on the fly at 4:00 in the morning, but it's what I got. Obviously there could be more, or some may even be off UConn's radar that I'm not aware of.

2022:

Kiki Rice
Janiah Barker
KK Bransford
Ayanna Patterson
Ashlon Jackson
Lauren Betts
Imani Lester
Jenna Isai?

2023:

Judea Watkins
Aalyah Del Rosario
T'yana Todd
Madison Booker
Jada Williams
Ashlynn Shade
Chloe Clardy
Malaysia Fulwiley?
Jordan Griggs

2024:

Joyce Edwards

blood may be shed over the two state of SC prospects, Fulwiley and Joyce Edwards.

Barker(?), Betts, Patterson. Del Rosario are purportedly high on Dawn’s wish list. Don’t know about T’yana Todd who lists us among the favorites
 
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Ok, this list isn't comprehensive and it's on the fly at 4:00 in the morning, but it's what I got. Obviously there could be more, or some may even be off UConn's radar that I'm not aware of.
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Friday Nights Showcase from Prospects Nation Part III


Ashlynn Shade

Shade has proven herself to be one of the nation’s premier backcourt prospects in the class. Whether we’re training in Dallas or Indianapolis, we’re always looking for the next thing to add to her game. Her work ethic is a potential separator and reminds me of former Hoosier State Miss Basketball Ali Patberg.


 

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Clay Kallam's MaxPreps list of the best HS players by state:


Arizona
Jennah Isai, Jr., Valley Vista (Surprise)

A tough, physical 6-0 combo guard who can not only get her own shots, but makes everyone around her better. She's a big reason Valley Vista starts the season in the MaxPreps Top 25.


California
Juju Watkins, So., Windward (Los Angeles)

You'd think that a state as big as California would have some outstanding seniors — and it does — but the 6-0 sophomore is the complete package, and the Golden State's best heading into 2020-21.


Colorado
Lauren Betts, Jr., Grandview (Aurora)

At 6-7, it's not surprising that Betts is a rim protector, but she can get up and down the court as well. And in an age of 3-point specialists, she's a force on the block.


District of Columbia
Azzi Fudd, Sr., St. John's (Washington, D.C.)

Fudd can do it all at both ends of the floor, which is why she's everyone's preseason pick as Player of the Year, and the prize recruit for Geno Auriemma and UConn.


Indiana
Ayanna Patterson, Jr., Homestead (Fort Wayne)

Homestead was 29-2 last year, and the 6-2 Patterson — who adds a mid-range jumper to her heavy lifting around the basket — looks to keep the Spartans in Indiana's upper echelon again this season.


Massachusetts
Caroline Ducharme, Sr., Noble & Greenough (Dedham)

A 6-2 wing who can shoot is special, but Ducharme has an all-around game to go along with the sweet stroke. She'll play for UConn next season.


Maryland
Saylor Poffenbarger, Sr., Middletown

At 6-2, Poffenbarger is a guard, not a post, and she's a shooting guard at that. She's also a solid all-around player who will join a loaded UConn freshman class next year.


Ohio
KK Bransford, Jr., Mount Notre Dame (Cincinnati)

At 5-10, Bransford doesn't profile as a power player, but that's exactly who she is. She uses her strength and physicality to get to the rim, and is pretty much unstoppable at the high school level.


South Carolina
Milaysia Fulwiley, So., Keenan (Columbia)

Fulwiley's dazzling numbers as a freshman — 26.4 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 6.3 apg, 6.1 spg — are impressive, and she passes the eye test with flying colors as well. She's one of the top recruits in the country in the Class of 2023.


 

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Lots of familiar names there. Azzi, Caroline, and Saylor are the best players in their respective states. Citron beats out Amari in New York, and Watkins beats out Ice and Iriafen in California. Fulwiley is only a sophomore and makes the list.
 

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Who will succeed Azzi as she who shall not be named? Time and post count will tell.
 

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Isn't it time to stop using the terms Hartley units and she who shall not be named? It seems it's time to come up with something new and different. They have been run into the ground. Just my opinion.:confused:
 

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Isn't it time to stop using the terms Hartley units and she who shall not be named? It seems it's time to come up with something new and different. They have been run into the ground. Just my opinion.:confused:
Well, since Azzi declared for UConn., took care of one silly saying. I guess the other term will persist since everyone is gaga over height. :rolleyes:
 
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After all, her identity has been known for many years.

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Isn't it time to stop using the terms Hartley units and she who shall not be named? It seems it's time to come up with something new and different. They have been run into the ground. Just my opinion.:confused:

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