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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 3165734, member: 5089"] LB Insider's Steve Reynolds made of list of 5 that caught his eye. Three are on UConn's radar. [B]2022 Timea Gardiner 6’3” PF Utah[/B] For my money, Gardiner is the most skilled post player in the 150 plus player field at the 2019 USA Trials. She’s got counters for everything you can throw at her and a soft touch around the basket to go with it. Her size, footwork, and agility make for a deadly combination for her opponents. She rebounds and defends and is a real asset to her teams. Gardiner is making some noise and turning some heads...definitely mine. [B]2022 Janiah Barker 6’3” PF Florida[/B] You could argue Janiah Barker was the most versatile PF in the gym. She scored off the dribble, with range, and in the post. She also effectively guarded multiple positions. One can tell she expects the best out of herself, and she gives it from baseline to baseline. Barker is, indeed a unique talent. [B]2021 Olivia Miles 5’10” CG New Jersey[/B] I was beyond impressed with Olivia Miles. But it’s one thing for a scout or coach or fan to be impressed (and they all were), but it’s another thing to command the attention of your peers. Olivia Miles did just that. She threw no-look passes, made shots off of dribble combos, and made 3s from well beyond the international 3. She defended well too. And didn’t back down when the lights were on vs. another stellar performer, Kayla McPherson who was the highlight of the day. Miles has the edge on the field with her electric play. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.lbinsider.com/news_article/show/1023466#.XOjNxM6mJDQ.twitter[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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