The Sandy’ Spiel Spring Showcase hosted 70 prospects from all across the state of Georgia who were looking to improve their game and boost their exposure before diving into travel ball. Seven schools from multiple levels were in attendance as JUCO, NAIA, D-III and D-II programs traveled to Dawson County High School to evaluate prospective student-athletes. With the help of our esteemed eight-coach staff, here are our player evaluations sorted by team.

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TEAM 1

2031 5-6 G Paisley Manson – Morgan County – Evolution Basketball
The youngest player in camp managed to hold her own. Lefty scored through contact in transition. Handled the ball well against pressure. Has a high upside future still a full year away from entering high school.

2027 5-8 G Mia Huckaby – Hebron Christian
Dynamic scorer found points from all three levels. Excelled shooting on the perimeter from beyond the arc, especially off the catch. Showed a lead-dog mentality, running the show on offense. Attacked coast-to-coast using eurosteps to slice through the defense. Got to her floater and routinely found herself in the paint. Created offense for others with her passing off the dribble. Comfortable playing both on and off the ball, giving her added value at the next level. Defended well, moving laterally to stay in front. Won 50/50 balls throughout camp and was all over the offensive glass.

2027 5-8 G @MiaHuckaby (@HebronGBB) is still hot from beyond the arc after winning the state title.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/pJajoI4KYe

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2030 5-6 G Zalaiya Mosses – Woodville-Tompkins – Effingham Lady Bulldogs
Long-armed guard has promise. Hits gaps in the defense with her speed and showed the ability to absorb contact on finishes. Made some nice one-handed passes off the bounce. Thrived in transition making good decisions with the ball. As she grows stronger, expect her consistency and assertiveness to blossom. Looks like an impact freshman with her energy.

2028 5-9 W Azhia Kendall – Heard County – Porter Sports
One of the very best motors in camp. Plays extremely hard. Is a ball magnet with her athleticism. Does a great job getting to the rim with a quick first step from both the wing and high post. Snatches rebounds and looks to push in the open floor. Follows her shot. Uses her length on defense to guard multiple positions.

2028 5-9 W @KendallAzhia (@LadyBravesBB) is a ball magnet with a great motor.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/RzsX6g6zRv

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 5-10 F Morgan Yuhas – Windsor Academy
Good frame to play combo-forward splitting time both around the rim and on the wing. Has positional versatility. Likes to shoot from the perimeter. Knocked down baseline jumpers. Scored on baseline out of bounds sets. Agility has room to improve but already has quality footwork for a stretch forward. High-level reps against formidable competition will help expedite her development.

2028 5-8 G Aubrey Robey – Sprayberry – Wood Elite
Suffered a high ankle sprain early on at camp before team play. In her brief time on the floor in station work, she displayed patient footwork on the perimeter. Used her pivot to maneuver herself free as defenders flew at her. Has versatility 1-3 thanks to her strong build and steady athleticism. Should enjoy a breakout season at Sprayberry as a lone returner with varsity experience.

2029 5-5 G Darbi Stanley – Pickens
Elite three-point shooter with a high knowledge of the game. Has a deceptively quick first step. Uses her strong frame to create separation on drives when getting to her floater or one-dribble pull-up. Solid team defender. Understands her strengths and does not stray from them. Growing her ability to impact games aside from her outside shooting will be her next area of development. Regardless, already has a translatable skill to the next level with her floor spacing expertise.

2028 5-8 W Chloe Thompson – Morgan County – Team Berry
Sturdy wing has the toughness to play inside along with the skill to play outside. Physical rebounder wasn’t afraid to mix it up at camp. Scored around the rim through fouls. Knocked down corner threes.

2029 5-9 W Ava Ferry – West Forsyth – Locked In
Good size with nice footspeed. Has versatility between the 3 and the 4. Could serve as a small-ball stretch-forward. Makes the right read, short rolling out of screens to catch and pass to the corner for threes. Attacks off the dribble with court vision to find open teammates. Had some strong takes from the corners. Plays off two feet and rebounds her position.

TEAM 2

2028 5-8 G Jayla Ayler – Greenbrier – Academy Elite
Exceptionally smooth with both hands. Righty is extremely fluid with her left-hand takes to the rim, able to kiss floaters off the glass from tricky angles. Effortless shot with limited lift but accurate from beyond the arc. Has a knack for making things happen when the ball is in her hands.

2027 5-6 PG TT Lewis – Heard County – All For One
Loved how hard TT played at camp. Strong, athletic point guard with a downhill mindset. Brings terrific energy on both ends of the floor. Aggressive on-ball defender. Quick first step gets her two feet in the paint at will. Finishes with floaters. Attacks offensive rebounds. Should start drawing college attention heading into her final season.

2028 5-8 G Katie Kinsinger – Landmark Christian – Wood Elite PTC Select
Sizeable guard has a strong frame and the ability to play all over the floor. Showed confidence grabbing rebounds and pushing coast-to-coast. Hustled on the offensive glass, battling to keep plays alive while earning her team second chances. Smart defender has switchable features able to guard outside and inside.

2028 5-11 W Destini Chunn – Collins Hill – Hoops United
Long, wiry rangy athlete that can play either forward position. Snatched rebounds and looked to ignite fastbreaks as a coast-to-coast threat. Willing three-point shooter that was at her best in the paint, able to attack with long strides from the wing. Disruptive defender with her wingspan altering shots and clogging passing lanes.

2029 5-9 W Khloe Smith – Pace Academy – BounceNation
Slender guard with long arms. Has an athletic frame that should add muscle over time. Made a major impact on defense. Found success getting to her floater in the lane on offense. Tons of tools to work with moving forward.

2027 5-9 W Kadence Rhodes – Dawson County – PEAK Performance
Ran the floor for baskets and didn’t try to overextend herself. Played team basketball and received high marks for her IQ. Made good reads as a decision maker and didn’t press into taking any bad shots. Solid outside shooter who will chip in on the glass.

2028 5-9 W Kayden Ghant – Shiloh – Lady Monarchs
Can play in the post or on the wing. Has a strong physical build. Secures rebounds in traffic and uses her outlet passing to spark transition opportunities. Fluid release on her jump shot. Capable of creating mismatches on offense and is a versatile defender. High character.

2028 5-9 W Kendall Arnett – North Forsyth – Redline
A tweener that can muscle her way to rebounds and buckets inside but also a skilled finesse player with her footwork and perimeter game, Arnett finished camp with a flurry as she drilled four threes in her final game. Kendall enjoyed a breakout sophomore season and should step even further into the spotlight her final two seasons as a hard-working multidimensional standout. Arnett does a lot well. Standing only around 5-foot-9 on a good day, Kendall plays bigger than her size with her nose for the ball. She rebounds in crowds, using her physicality to fight for position once a shot goes up. Arnett runs the floor for garbage points, never assuming a made layup in transition. She scores on post-ups with nice back-to-the-basket footwork, finishing through contact. Her three-pointers come on catch-and-shoot attempts. Kendall’s blue collar work ethic is hard to ignore.

2027 5-8 W Rihanna Bess – Tattnall County – Tattnall Lady Chiefs
The lefty made a positive first impression with her gritty play in the paint. Bess is a strong-bodied forward who uses her power to her advantage. She seeks offensive rebounds aggressively. Rihanna scored with a soft touch around the rim but also opened up the floor with long step-back jumpers. Her defensive prowess was impressive at 5-foot-8, using her strength and physical play to defend larger players. She walls up well and does a good job challenging shots.

2027 5-8 W @Rihannabess (Tattnall County) buries the tough stepback. #SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/Ie9aWmPgtX

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

TEAM 3

2027 5-6 G Adelyn Thompson – Rabun County – SE United McGraw
Knockdown three-point shooter netted long balls off the catch but also had some impressive moments attacking with her mid-range pull-up both in the halfcourt and in transition. Has shown over the course of her career the ability to play both on and off the ball. Good vision, willing to make the extra pass and dangerous out of the pick-and-roll. Competitive on-ball defender.

2027 5-4 PG Janiyah Blevins – Bradwell Institute – FBC South
Sparkplug point guard had a strong junior season. Primary ball handler with speed. Likes to shoot the pull-up three from straightaway. Streaky shooter but shot the ball very well at camp. Dangerous penetrator. Does well getting steals and deflections at the top of the press. A catalyst for her team.

2026 5-5 G @_humblymya (@Jaxco_WBB) already has a handful of assists today. Using her shiftiness to drive & kick to open shooters. Finds 2027 5-4 PG @JBlevinss0 for three. pic.twitter.com/B0aWt4oSEo

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2026 5-5 PG Ka’Mya Washington – Jackson County
Enjoyed a breakout senior season which has landed her multiple D-III and NAIA offers. Southern Crescent Tech is the latest school to show interest after watching her on Sunday. Shifty playmaker flourished as a drive-and-kick distributor finding teammates for open threes. Does well drawing fouls on drives to the rim. Likes to get to her floater but also has advanced court vision to dump off assists to teammates on the block at the last second. Brought energy on the floor and on the bench as a vocal leader. Harassed opposing ball handlers in the press as she poked away steals and deflected passes.

2026 5-5 G @_humblymya (@Jaxco_WBB) already has a handful of assists today. Using her shiftiness to drive & kick to open shooters. Finds 2027 5-4 PG @JBlevinss0 for three. pic.twitter.com/B0aWt4oSEo

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 SG 5-7 Ava Thompson – Towns County
Lethal three-point shooter knocks down shots when her feet are set on the catch. Utilizes shot fakes when defenders close out too hard, allowing her to get to the rim. Hard worker is very coachable, able to make in-game adjustments and improve on the fly.

2028 5-7 SG @avathompson2410 (@TownsCountyWbb) splashes the three.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/qikBJA7N8O

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2027 5-6 PG @IzzieJabaley11 (@FanninWBB) finds 2028 5-7 SG @avathompson2410 (@TownsCountyWbb) on the cut.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/jvQtXyUpKu

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 5-10 F Sa’Nya Jones – Collins Hill – Wood Elite
Athletic forward can play inside and out. Runs the floor well. Rebounds the ball and is able to start fastbreaks. Gets defenders in the air with ball fakes and attacks effectively from the wing and high post. Battles on the backboards to earn second chances. Scores on post ups and is a sneaky good passer off the dribble.

2028 5-11 W Leah Bryan – North Forsyth – Redline
Lefty’s game is predicated on her shot making from the perimeter. Dangerous floor stretcher from the corners. Hits three-point shots when given space and also utilizes quick one-dribble pull-ups to get to her spots in the mid-range. Attacks the baseline closeouts well. Has the length to develop into a 3&D two-way impact player. Pinning down her consistency and confidence will allow her a big final two seasons.

2027 5-6 PG Izzie Jabaley – Fannin County – Wood Elite
Powerful point guard is a true floor general. Terrific pitch-ahead passer in transition. Keeps her head up while probing the defense, able to pass teammates open. Uses her strong frame to her advantage, turning corners and using her shoulders to clear space to finish through contact downhill. Has a smooth hesitation move coupled with fluid behind the back dribbles to lose defenders. Has the ball in her hands a lot as a primary playmaker but is a very good three-point shooter off the catch as well when playing off the ball. Tough-nosed winner.

2027 5-6 PG @IzzieJabaley11 (@FanninWBB) finds 2028 5-7 SG @avathompson2410 (@TownsCountyWbb) on the cut.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/jvQtXyUpKu

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2027 5-9 F Jamesen Hollomon – Schley County
Made her mark in the paint, getting on the glass and scoring around the rim. Has a strong frame along with a versatile skill set, a threat to make things happen in transition. Does well carving out space when fighting for position for post ups and rebounds. Good shot blocker for her size.

2028 5-11 F Brenley Matthews – Creekview – Wood Elite
Extremely polished inside-out forward. Countermoves help her score in the paint, comfortable pivoting back to get to her hook shot or turnaround jumper. Plays with balance when showcasing her deft footwork and is able to score with either hand on up-and-under moves. Shoots the three exceptionally well off the catch. A perfect pick-and-pop big. Made great decisions throughout camp deciphering whether to score or to find an open teammate. Reads passes on defense and consistently finds herself in the right spot on rotations. Major stock riser moving forward. Should be on D-II radars sooner rather than later.

TEAM 4

2028 5-4 G Jaida Stamper – Alexander
Slightly undersized guard whose best weapon is her three-point shot. Comfortable handling the ball and does a good job getting others involved. Isn’t afraid to mix it up when defending on the perimeter. Can get up under bigger guards to knock away steals.

2028 5-4 PG Calleigh Salvador – South Forsyth – Redline
Mature lead guard has gotten stronger each and every season. Coachable. Maintains eye contact when spoken to. Able to do whatever is asked of her. Can score 15-20 a night or instead rack up 5-7 assists. Showcased her physicality on downhill drives at camp, spinning off defenders to get to the rim. Loosed up the defense with her three-point shot, an area of her game that is steadily improving. Gritty on-ball defender competes at a high level.

2028 5-5 G Braalyn Whitehead – Archer – Wood Elite
Elite athlete, quick and wiry. Has broad shoulders which she uses to keep defenders at bay whether when handling the ball on drives through traffic or when powering up to finish And-1s. Really good footwork on her takes to the rim. Scored with drop steps on the block and pivoted her way to step-through hoops through contact. Gets a piece of the paint whenever she wants to. Vocal presence on defense helped hold teammates accountable. Aggressive defender has a nose for the ball. Track and field star is one you want on your side in a battle.

2027 5-5 G Zuri Grant – Baldwin – Lady Empact
Lefty knocks down threes off the catch. Starting to polish her skills as a lead ball handler which will give her more upside and versatility at the next level. Solid defender doesn’t get out of position much. High character teammate is easy to play with.

2029 5-9 W Harmony LaMark – Denmark – Redline
Lanky guard is most dangerous on ball rotations leading to open threes. Beginning to diversify her game, getting more comfortable attacking off the dribble. Hits pull-up jumpers. Length allows her to be an effective defender, able to muddy up passing lanes and hinder smaller guards’ vision.

2027 5-7 G DeArri Bojgere – Alexander – Wood Elite
Capable of serving time at both the 2 and the 3. I liked how she contested shots on defense, challenging on the perimeter and in the paint. Guards multiple spots. Rebounds well for her size. Nailed three-pointers when she was able to step into them in rhythm.

2028 5-7 W Saniya Garner – Bradwell Institute
Long, athletic wing with a very good frame. Uses her natural gifts to her advantage on defense as she anticipates passes well and shoots the gaps for steals. Looks and plays much bigger than 5-foot-7. Multi-positional upside.

2028 5-11 G Grace Musselman – Milton – East Tennessee Air
Southpaw. Big guard likes to start the fastbreak after rebounding. Scores a bulk of her points with her jump shot. Three-point shot is an important aspect of her game. Continuing to strengthen her right hand will help make her an even tougher cover. Liked her aggressiveness getting to the basket.

Some videos from this Sunday! Thank you @SandysSpiel @KyleSandy355 !! @EastTNAir pic.twitter.com/pGRK4JkbcJ

— Grace Musselman (@gmuss_official) March 24, 2026

2026 5-6 F Destiny Edwards – Woodville-Tompkins – Up Next Sports
Finished camp extremely strong as her physical play wore down opponents. Powerfully built forward is undersized but makes up for it with her knowledge of how to use her body. Utilizes her shoulders when playing in the paint. Has nice moves with her back to the basket including facing up and attacking with a spin to the baseline. Worked the offensive glass throughout camp. Aggressive mindset.

TEAM 5

2027 5-5 PG Greenlee Lumpkin – Coahulla Creek – Thunder
Electric agility with the ball in her hands. Bounces around the court looking to make plays on both ends. Quick first step gets her into the paint. At her best when slashing to the rim but also showed the ability to knock down open threes. Sticky on-ball defender with her lateral footspeed. Has serious momentum after a breakthrough junior season.

2028 5-7 PG @AnnakaHembree (@LadyLionsHoops2) drives baseline and finds 2027 5-5 G @Greenlee_23 (@CoahullaGirlsBB) for three.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/I0AehbcFr2

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 5-7 PG Annaka Hembree – Christian Heritage – Redline
Lean playmaker made some impressive passes throughout camp. Was able to attack baseline to make drift hammer passes for corner threes. Penetrated with long strides to the rim. Initiated fastbreaks with her outlet passing. Quick hands picked the pocket of ball handlers who weren’t paying attention when being closely guarded. High IQ decision maker. Makes others around her better. Knocked down threes off the catch when playing off ball.

2028 5-7 PG @AnnakaHembree (@LadyLionsHoops2) drives baseline and finds 2027 5-5 G @Greenlee_23 (@CoahullaGirlsBB) for three.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/I0AehbcFr2

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 5-7 G Gracen Holbrook – East Forsyth – Redline
Hard-nosed guard that defends well and plays through bumps and bruises. Poked away numerous steals at camp. Has a quick first step to beat out of control closeouts. Very dangerous three-point shooter off the catch. Understands assignments. Rebounds well from her position.

2028 5-5 SG Gracelyn Rutledge – Chattooga – Wood Elite
Potent offensive game. Shoots the three off the catch. Has nice ball skills, able to go behind the back and use crossovers to create space. Uses her strength to her advantage when shots go up, getting into position to rebound. Scored on putbacks as she boxed out bigger players.

2028 5-5 G @gracelynbball28 (@ChattoogaHoops) gets in position for the putback.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/xL8h0na3Pc

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2028 5-5 G Kelbrie Flowers – Northwest Whitfield – Thunder
Knocked down corner threes and ran the floor in transition for easy hoops. Release on her shot has room to quicken. Expect her offensive repertoire to grow over her next two seasons. I think she can become a solid off the dribble decision maker.

2028 5-5 G @kflowers47 (@Lady_BruinHoops) drills the three. pic.twitter.com/nhxlfzFTS4

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2027 5-8 G Ella Kate Shedd – White County – Team All In
Coach’s daughter has the IQ and skill to play 1-4. Tough and physical for a guard. Attacks rebounds. Moves well without the ball cutting into open spaces. Traps hard without fouling. Has clean footwork on drives to the rim. Uses her body to absorb contact while finishing with both hands. Savvy passer that sees the floor off the dribble. Hits mid-range jumpers off the catch. Able to knock down open threes as her range is steadily expanding. Consistently makes winning plays.

2027 5-8 G @EllaShedd (@WhiteCo_WBB) gets downhill.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/Tf5ZwenwWN

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2026 5-8 W Yasmeen Gaiter – West Forsyth – Locked In
Athletic high-energy wing was involved in nearly every play. Attacked the glass and got downhill routinely. Earned second chance opportunities and won 50/50 balls in traffic. Used spin moves to get to the hoop. Added some 10-foot pull-ups. Defensive versatility was on display guarding both on the perimeter and in the paint.

2026 5-7 W Cassidy Freeman – Woodville-Tompkins – Elite Lady Warriors
Strong wing felt bigger than her size. Steady defender guarded both forward positions. Used her athleticism to beat defenders off the dribble. Most of her production came around the paint. Netted a handful of mid-range jumpers throughout camp.

2027 6-1 F Hollyn Hicks – East Forsyth – Redline
Flashes point-forward skill set. Sees the floor as a passer, able to initiate the offense. Takes slower bigs off the dribble and has nimble footwork around the basket. Does a very good job using her length to block shots. Dangerous offensive threat from all over the floor. Can be used in a multitude of ways in 1-4 high/horns sets. Shot 36% from beyond the arc her junior season. Fills up box scores nightly.

TEAM 6

2029 5-7 PG Millie Southards – Rabun County
Controls the flow of games. True-point guard with great strength looks to get others involved. Penetrates through crowds and kicks to open shooters. Can get all the way to the rim to finish with either hand. Mixed in mid-range pull-ups and three-pointers. Rebounds exceptionally well for a lead guard. Sits in stance and defends physically without fouling. Can take over games either scoring the ball or facilitating. Extremely polished. On track to garner D-I interest over the course of her career.

2027 5-5 G Jade Jones – Discovery – Winners United
Wired-to-score. Agile bucket-getter got to the hoop throughout camp. Played with great energy, always looking to make things happen on both ends of the floor. Forced multiple turnovers while defending on and off the ball. Received high marks for being a supportive teammate.

2027 5-5 G @jadestinaa (@disco_ladyhoops) gets to the rim. Wired-to-score guard.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/FaO6KynbYE

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2029 5-6 G Paisley LaMark – Denmark – Redline
Long arms for her size. Hurts defenses with her catch-and-shoot three-point range. Continuing to get more high-level reps will help her confidence. Hustled on defense. Can pick up deflections. Growing as a ball handler.

2028 5-4 PG Layla Brinson – Grovetown – Academy Elite
Exceptional playmaker out of the pick-and-roll. Whips in one-handed passes to rollers. Had a terrific day attacking the basket. Got penetration whenever she wanted using her speed and low center of gravity and finished tough drives with both hands. Knocked down mid-range pull-ups. Frustrated opposing ball handlers with her aggressiveness defending.

2028 5-7 G Valerie Ward – St. Andrew’s
Caught my eye with her well-balanced performance. Ward scored from all three levels at camp. She had a smooth athletic gather in traffic when getting to her left-handed layups. Ward finished drives through contact and spaced the floor with her three-point shot. She did well handling pressure. I liked her energy on defense. Valerie forced jump balls by clamping down when drivers tried to go up for layups. I like her future down in Savannah.

2029 5-5 G Ansleigh Vandiver – White County – BCB
Sturdy lefty came on strong to close her freshman season and continued her hot play at camp. Skilled playmaker sets up her compact spin move in traffic with a sharp crossover to free herself downhill. Can play either guard position. Used her strength around the rim, posting up for bully-ball buckets sporadically throughout the day. Really like her feel for the game.

2028 5-10 F Janiyah Johnson – St. Andrew’s – Essence
One of the most physically dominant presences at camp. Got stronger as the day went on, banging down low for second and third chance points. Cleaned the glass and sparked transition opportunities. Made sharp passes off the dribble on pitch aheads and made some good reads while driving and kicking for threes. Protected the rim on defense with blocked shots.

Thank you @KyleSandy355 and @SandysSpiel for an amazing experience!! pic.twitter.com/J73J760GmG

— Janiyah Johnson (@iamjaniyah5) March 24, 2026

2029 5-5 W Charish Bowens – Bradwell Institute – Unbreakable Prodigy Elite
Used spin moves to get to the basket. Finished well at the rim. Has nimble feet and a powerful frame which can catch defenders off guard.

2028 5-7 F Cormora Jones – Woodville-Tompkins – Elite Lady Warriors
Physical rebounder in traffic. Attacked the basketball for much of her offense. Does the dirty work defensively helping clog up driving lanes with her rotations.

2029 5-8 G Lauren Reid – Harlem
Wiry with the upside to become an above average perimeter defender. Hustled on defense, knocking the ball away from behind. Tightening her handles and getting stronger will help her reach her ceiling. Projects to be an impactful two-way player.

TEAM 7

2028 5-7 PG Riley Taylor – Union Grove – Team Legacy
I liked what I saw out of Riley as a playmaker, getting others involved with her sharp passing off the dribble. Taylor was able to attack the rim and dump off assists to her teammates on the blocks. When she looked for her own shot, Riley netted step-back jumpers. Her defense and rebounding ability stood out.

2028 5-1 PG McKenzie Knight – Woodville-Tompkins
Smallest player at camp moved well without the ball, cutting for open baskets. She pushed the ball in transition with a shifty approach. When she got amongst the trees, Knight did well to finish by using her body to shield the ball from shot blockers.

2029 5-5 G Haley Gaines – Madison County – Classic City Ballers
Loved her hustle as she got on the floor to force jump balls. Plays extremely hard and gets the most out of her 5-foot-5 frame. Rebounds well and wants to do whatever is asked of her to win games. Good teammate.

2028 5-7 G Lyla Sanderson – Woodstock – Explosive Elites
Catch-and-shoot specialist has started to add to her game becoming more confident making things happen off the dribble. Defended well throughout camp. Currently has a 3&D mold with the room to expand even more.

2027 5-9 W Kaliyah Oliver – Carrollton – Porter Sports
Physical tweener forward can beat you in the high post, low post or on the wing. Drives the ball from the high post but also is a good decision maker with her passing. Finishes well with both hands and does so through contact. Runs the floor, filling the lanes for layups and putbacks. Soft touch in the paint and can space out to shoot from the mid-range and beyond. Workhorse mentality. Tough rebounder.

2029 5-8 W Malorie Wyse – North Hall – Redline
Great length on the perimeter gives her the versatility to play numerous spots on the floor. Uses her wingspan to defend outside and around the rim. Has a high compete level. Capable of attacking off the dribble and dropping off assists. Plays bigger than 5-foot-8.

2028 5-6 G Jaedyn Gaddis – Discovery – Hoops United
Every time I looked over at Team 7, Jaedyn Gaddis was in the midst of making a play. She was active on both sides of the ball, forcing turnovers, snatching rebounds and pushing in the open floor. She liked to attack downhill using her athleticism to slip past defenders. Gaddis passed well out of baseline out of bounds sets. Physical defender.

2028 5-7 W Lucy Wallace – Decatur – Lady Elite Venom
Did damage with her mid-range jumper and stretched it out to the three-point line. Heady decision maker with the ball found open teammates with her vision. Got after it on defense and helped crash the offensive glass for second chance opportunities.

2028 5-7 W @Lucy_w11 (@DHS_LADYDAWGS) knocks down the jumper.#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/GomdfHxLu9

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

TEAM 8

2027 5-5 G Lillian Barrett – Woodstock – Explosive Elites
High-energy guard plays extremely hard. Smooth handle able to go behind the back without hesitation. Shot the three off the catch with accuracy. High IQ hustler did whatever it took to win. Gritty leader communicated well throughout camp and took pride in her defense.

2028 5-7 G Camryn Maira – Creekview – Wood Elite
Pretty jump shot. Knocked down pull-up threes. Kept her eyes up in transition and was able to drop off pocket-pass assists to teammates. Quickening her feet on defense will help her see more minutes moving forward. Solid frame in the backcourt along with a well-rounded offensive game.

2029 5-4 G Kendale Lanier – Decatur – Legacy
Lefty has quickness with the ball. Likes to set up defenders with a crossover before getting to her pull-up jumper. Attacked both left and right off the dribble. Has upside as a downhill playmaker either as a scorer or facilitator.

2029 5-7 W Kyleigh White – Woodville-Tompkins – Essence
Was the talk of camp, a breakout performer who took full advantage of the stage. Drips with upside. Athletic guard looks and plays bigger than her listed height. Naturally gifted scorer. Attacked defenses with crossovers and used her size and explosiveness to get to the rim. Got stronger as camp wore on as her shot selection tightened up. Realized not many in attendance could stay in front of her, especially in the full court. Strong gather in traffic allowed her to split the defense and convert tough layups. Was able to contort her body for reverse lay-ins from difficult angles. Has tons of skill with a motor to match. Adding more consistency with her outside shot will add another layer of polish to her game. Serious ceiling to become one of the best players in Savannah.

2027 5-4 G Jada Welch – Chapel Hill
Unorthodox release as she shoots from her chest but was able to knock down some jumpers and earned high praise for her effort on defense. Did well getting into passing lanes. Guarded the ball well. Showed the ability to go coast-to-coast and finish through fouls with her left hand. Moved well without the ball as she didn’t need to be the focal point of the offense in order to help the team score.

2027 5-4 G Jada Welch (@ChapelHillHSWBB) with the coast to coast And-1#SandysSpielSpringShowcase pic.twitter.com/DsEf9sFV7Q

— Kyle Sandy (@KyleSandy355) March 22, 2026

2029 5-10 W Raquel Dixon – Blessed Trinity – Redline
Lefty loves to stretch the floor with her outside shot. Can play both on the wing or in the post with her size, a potential mismatch. Deceptively quick first step. Plays off two feet in the paint. Pushed the ball in transition after clearing rebounds. Uses her body well in the paint. Smart decision maker.

2028 6-1 C Veyda Jones – Northwest Whitfield – Thunder
Great size with an athletic frame. Keeps the ball high on putbacks; aggressively pursues offensive rebounds. Willing shooter from the three-point line. Showed the fluidity of catching on the move when flashing to the post, able to drop-step into a lefty finish. Covers ground defensively with her length. Best basketball is still ahead of her.