Tampa, FL – For the third straight year, over 100 talented players from all over the country headed to Tampa for the Blue Star All-American Camp.
The beautiful Wiregrass Ranch Sports Complex once again played host to the camp, which this year included players in the 2024-2030 classes. This is a camp that has seen alumni go on not only to become members of the Blue Star 30 sisterhood, but also now go on to play at the Division I level.
All-American Camp was once again led by a talented and experienced group of coaches, many of whom have been here the past two years. National media and scouting services were on hand for all three days of action, and they were treated to a wide variety of players spanning all the age groups and over 30 states. The level of exposure these players get each year at this event is unreal.
Certainly the future looks bright for many of the prospects who made the trek to Tampa. Some are just getting started on their basketball journeys, and others are well established and already being courted by a growing pool of college coaches. Here are a few of the names that stuck out to us last weekend.
CeCe Arico – 2027 – 5-10 – Wing – Michigan – Nice size out on the wing…Has a really good understanding and feel…Can tell she puts the work in…Will likely hear more from her in the coming years
Kiara Baptiste – 2024 – 5-7 – Wing – Nebraska – Nice size at the guard spot…Puts some of that physical strength to use…Will rebound it at a good rate for a guard
Berlynn Carlson – 2025 – 6-1 – Wing/Forward – Washington – Lanky kid with expanding perimeter ability…Long reach and utilizes various finishes…Floats in the air for a bit…Some nice scoop lay ins
Payton Caudle – 2028 – 5-11 – Wing – Arkansas – Bright future…Skilled, blue collar wing guard…Can be a do it all stat stuffer…Very active…Willing to set screens and rebound….Hit contested jumpers…Knows how to play
Lyla Coogen – 2026 – 6-2 – Forward – Virginia – Lefty with size…Shot is coming along…Working on a pull up as well…Decent footwork
Brooklyn Eubanks – 2027 – 5-7 – Guard – Texas – Athletic guard…Can shoot the three pretty well for her age…Has tools to work with
Payton Gloster – 2027 – 5-9 – Wing – Texas – Has that bully build…Tweener right now, wait and see on position…An athletic driver…Handles in the open court…Has a little hesi and can power by quickly…Rips down her share of boards
Angelina Hibbs – 2027 – 5-8 – Combo Guard – California – Good showing…Likes to drive and can split the D and score it with either hand…Handles are very nice for her age
Jayla Jackson – 2026 – 5-9 – Guard – Michigan – Stronger built guard…Showed a developing pull up game in drills…Some power and strength to penetrate into the lane…Solid defender…Good showing all around
Diya Jain – 2027 – 5-9 – Guard – Texas – Long, thin frame just waiting to fill out when she gets older…Buried the three…Also go to the rack…Definitely has a chance as she gets older and stronger
Kendall Kane – 2025 – 6-0 – Wing Forward – Florida – Skilled and some positional versatility…Played well…Shot maker…Step back is also increasingly becoming an option…Powered through some contact in the lane
McKenzie Koch – 2027 – 5-7 – Guard – Indiana – Skills have always been solid…Shot and pull up game have improved…Good energy…Can create her own shot opportunities…Consistent performer throughout the event
Naiya Krispin – 2026 – 5-6 – Combo Guard – Michigan – Smaller combo guard right now…Can shoot the three…Can drive and dish it off or kick to shooters…One to watch no doubt
Kinley Larsen – 2028 – 5-7 – Combo Guard – Missouri – Skills and IQ are advanced at an early age…Does a little bit of everything…Definitely in a good place as one of the younger players in attendance, so be on the lookout
Danigzy Mantilla – 2024 – 5-5 – Guard – Florida – Stocky guard with a nice game…Drives with regularity and showed to be a creative finisher…Shot the ball well from the outside…A little on the shorter side but she can score it
Maleah Mason – 2030 – 5-0 – Point Guard – Texas – Great looking shot for her age…Uses the jab…PG potential is evident…Can already get the three up…Wait and see in a few years
Seleste Massey – 2027 – 5-11 – Wing/Forward – Texas – No doubt athleticism…Great frame…Rebounds out of area some and hit a few difficult putbacks….Also getting to the rack off the dribble
Leena McField – 2027 – 5-9 – Guard – Mississippi – Athletic…Still adjusting to her body a bit, has some big feet…Gets her own shots in different areas on the court…Good defensive potential
Logan Miller – 2027 – 5-11 – Wing – Virginia – Lanky shooter out on the wing…Has a strong IQ and works hard in drill setting…Potential
Gianna Morelli – 2027 – 6-3 – Post – Indiana – Big youngster in the post…Moves well for size and age…Wait and see where she takes it next
Nakia Ollivierre – 2026 – 5-8 – Combo Guard – Iowa – Combo with the ability to handle and shoot it….Worked hard in drills…Had good moments in 3X and 5 on 5 play
Cai Roberson – 2026 – 5-10 – Wing – Maryland – Nice frame and a really good athlete…Stays low into the pull up jumper…Can pass with either hand and hands are nice and big…Explosiveness is there, probably still some untapped too
Danae Sharp – 2029 – 4-11 – Guard – Washington – Tiny youngster, but based on the size of her feet, there’s some growing to do in the years ahead…Shoots it very well in the mid range for her size and age…Don’t see her miss too many open ones…One of the youngest players in the building
Maggie Spell – 2026 – 5-9 – Guard – Pennsylvania – Really shot the ball well…Strings up multiple makes in a hurry from three…Will shoot it behind ball screens…Adequate defender for a two guard
Adeline Standish – 2024 – 6-1 – Forward – Connecticut – Size and build stand out…Can rebound and push on her own…Still growing the skill set overall, but has certainly improved this summer
Carolina Williams – 2025 – 5-7 – Guard – New York – Nice step through and finish when she penetrates into the lane and comes to a controlled stop…Good passer off the dribble…Driver…Good motor overall
Jayla Williams – 2026 – 5-10 – Wing – Iowa – Plenty of explosiveness off the bounce…Really hangs in the air to finish and showed a nice reverse…Playmaker…Wing player long term
Mike Flynn is owner and operator of Blue Star Basketball and U.S. Junior Nationals. He is a National Evaluator and publishes the Blue Star Report which ranks the top 100 high school girls basketball players in the nation. He also serves as Secretary of the Middle Atlantic District AAU, National Chair for AAU Lacrosse, Consultant to Gatorade for girls basketball, member of the McDonald's All–American selection committee, & Consultant for Nike Global Basketball.
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