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Texas II – Lucas 40-40 Quickhitters

 

SPRING, Texas – With so much talent in the gym this weekend, here’s a look a few more players who stood out during the very intense 40-40 camp.

To see Monday’s coverage from the John Lucas 40 – 40 Combine, follow the link below.

http://www.bluestarmedia.org/index.php/component/k2/item/1411-2015-john-lucas-40-40-combine

2016

Kysre Gondrezick 5-9 Benton Harbor, MI -College ready game…understands how to create space and get shot off while defended…ballhandling is proficient with both hands…can get to any spot on the floor and make a play. 

Nadia Fingall 6-3 Navarre, FL- One of the most physical player at the camp…tough match up on either side of the ball…can score facing the basket from 8-10 feet…great hands secures rebounds 

2017 

Mallory Odell 6-1 Richmond, VA – Competed at a high level…showed offensive prowess…uses size and strength to score while closely guard…isn’t afraid to battle on defense

Chyna Nixon 5-11 Norfolk, VA – Arguably one of the best 1-on-1 players in the gym…can create her own shot without over-dribbling 

Daijah Jefferson 6-3 Richmond, VA – Consistent and steady demeanor…can defend on the perimeter or in the paint…strong rebounder and finisher…moves well without the ball 


Chelsie Hall 5-7 Riverview, FL – Continues to impress with her able to change speeds with the ball and split defenders…maturing as a decision maker

Kiana Williams 5-10 San Antonio, TX – One of the stand out point guards in the camp…excels in the transition game but also runs team in the half court…intense competitor 

Alexis Morris 5-7 Beaumont, TX – Displayed leadership and a willingness to lead during skill sessions and games…embracing the nuisances and intangibles of being an elite level point guard 

McKenna Haire 5-11 Charlotte, NC – Dynamic first step…attacks defender’s hip explodes to the rim…lots of offensive tools 

Kayla Owens 6-1 Houston, TX – Big wing who can create space to get her shot off…reads the floor..smart passer

Maya Caldwell 5-11 Charlotte, NC – High energy wing guard…long athletic frame…great body control when attacking the rim…smooth pull up…can grab rebounds and start fast break

2018

Malina White 5-7 Pensacola, FL – Explosive leaper…gets lift on her jumper…nice mix of natural athleticism and basketball skill 

Ahlana Smith 5-8 Charlotte, VA – Very impressive combo guard…showing more confidence as a perimeter shooter since the club season…taking her game to the next level

Tyler Collins 5-6 Fayetteville, GA – Small feisty lead guard…has the ability to penetrate and dish…understands floor spacing…tough on ball defender 

Sedona Prince 6-7 Liberty Hill, TX – Continues improve her ability to handle contact and finish with both hands. Face up game and ball handling skills allow her to score from the high post.

2019

Raevyn Ferguson 5-6 Florissant, MO – Lefty guard who can handle the ball at full speed..shot mechanics need adjustment…over the course of the camp worked to get better and became more comfortable.

Ashley Daniel 6-2 Missouri City, TX – Smooth wing…tons of potential…keep watching

Payton Hicks 5-4 Plano, TX – Speedy ball-handler can change directions while moving forward…stay low and keeps feet moving laterally on defense 


Breanna Beal 6-1 Rock Island, IL – Versatile prospect has size and skill to play any perimeter position…strong mature body…was able to handle physicality while matched up against upper class players 

Tai-Yanna Jackson 6-4 East Chicago, IN – Has the size, skill and athletic ability to be a major prospect in the class…sprints floor, looks for the ball in transition…can make plays in the air…knack for blocking shots

Jordan Issacs 6-2 Dallas, GA – Long, lanky, lefty with bounce…extends to finish layups…just scratching the surface


2020 

Deja Kelly 5-9 San Antonio, TX – Mature beyond her years…super high IQ…outstanding court vision…natural playmaker…can create her own shot off the dribble or score from the perimeter

Lisa Bodine is a national evaluator for Blue Star Media. A native of Queens, N.Y., she began her coaching career in 1993 with the NY Gazelles and has coached with D.C.-based Team Unique, as well as several high school programs. During her 30 years as a club and high school coach "The Godmother" has mentored many of the top players in the Mid-Atlantic region. Bodine runs The Godmother Sports Foundation which assists young athletes in need.

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