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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 5062597, member: 5089"] [B][I]Kelis Fisher[/I][/B][I] 2025 (Maryland playing at IMG in Florida; committed to University of Connecticut) – highly athletic with up and down productivity when seen this past year in high school, this outing was primarily ‘up’ as she played hard and contributed double digit scoring [B]Kaleena Smith[/B] 2027 (California) – finished with 20 points (named the game’s MVP) including the final three (which ended the game due to the Elam Ending used by UA in this event); although diminutive in build, Smith plays much bigger than her 5-5 listed height with excellent court vision and ability to hit the three plus quickness on D; perhaps the best high school player for this coming season even though only a rising sophomore, Special K (apt nickname) with continued maturation has a chance to be one of the best players amongst smaller guards ever to play the women’s game. [B]Saniyah Hall[/B] 2026 (Ohio) – finished with 21 efficient points and was right there with Kaleena Smith for game MVP honors if her team had won; can score at all three levels and seems to know when to do what; helped her case for being considered the top 2026 prospect. [B]Ivanna Wilson Manyacka[/B] 2027 (Maryland) – was not impactful in this contest scoring just a few points but as one of the top 2027 players did not look out of place [B]Deniya Prawl[/B] 2025 (Ontario, Canada playing at IMG in Florida) – a quality athlete, she posted double digits scoring hitting twos and threes for 11 points. [B]Olivia Vukosa [/B]2026[B] [/B](New York) – scored only a few points but spent some of game going against Oliviyah Edwards in what might be remembered as a battle of 2026’s two “Big O’s”.[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://hoopsreview.net/articles/elite24[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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