No Chong, too bad. I suspect she was at a big disadvantage, never having been there before. Hope it was a good experience for her.
Several new names, however.
there were a lot of girls trying out for the u18 team that never been invited to USA trials Chong wasn't the only one...
.... was surprised 3 girls that didnt make the 17's made the 18
A third Connecticut signee, Moriah Jefferson of Glenn Heights, Texas, made a national team after eyebrow-raising cuts at two previous USA trials.
I think Saniya had both an age (yes, U-18, but class of 2013) and experience disadvantage. Realistically, she wasn't going to beat out someone like MoJeff. I hope Saniya had a good time, made a good impression, and learned a lot. And made friends with the Huskies!No Chong, too bad. I suspect she was at a big disadvantage, never having been there before. Hope it was a good experience for her.
Several new names, however.
She has a year.And saw what she needs to do to get to that next level. She is clearly super athletic from what I've seen on youtube, and can get to the basket, but isn't quite at the level of the other three yet...(yet!)
I think Moriah's defense is something like Lorin's--great foot speed, quick hands, constantly harassing. People do not want to play against her.One of the links says that Moriah was the best 'lockdown' perimeter defender on the team.....just might get her [very] early playing time.