Name

Rating

Travel Team

Size, Position

Stats

Evaluation

Ginny Anne Dumont (2027, UCLA Commit)

4-star, 85/100

Southeast All-Stars 17U

5'11", G

Session I Stats: 9ppg, 8rpg, 37% FG

Dumont is a good-sized guard with versatile back court skills. She spotlights at the PG spot at times and can defend across the arc. She will need to find consistency on her jumper in the future. Her strength is her ability to attack the lane with quickness and speed in the open court.

Harper Dunn (2027)

4-star, 84/100

Hardwood Elite 17U

6'6", C

Session I Stats: 6ppg, 6.8rpg, 40% FG

Dunn has elite size and length to impact at the next level. She rebounds at a good rate and she can change and alter shots defensively. She has some room to grow with her offensive skill.

Ashley Vande Ven (2027)

4-star, 81/100

United Mission 17U

6'3", F

Session I Stats: 9.3ppg, 3.5prg, 47% FG

Vande Ven is a face up forward with mobility and size. She showed the ability to flash and hit a high post jumper. We took note of her ability to get into a defensive stance away from the ball.

A'zyua Blair (2027)

4-star, 83/100

FAM 17U

5'6", PG

Session I Stats: 16ppg, 2.3rpg, 54% FG

Blair proved herself to be one of the top scorers on circuit during the first weekend. Her pull-up jumper is elite. She blends that with quickness and ball handling. Her smaller size and frame is a limiting factor, but her productivity speaks louder.

Erynn Moffett (2027)

4-star, 80/100

Central Florida Elite 17U

6', F

Session I Stats: 7.8ppg, 5.3rpg, 32% FG

Moffett showed promise while struggling with efficiency during this session. We saw the promise. She is a tweener forward who attack slower forwards from the high post. She also has the size and strength to be able to muscle her way past smaller wings.

Leah Awe (2028)

5-star, 92/100

Wisconsin Purple Aces 17U

6'2" PF

Session I Stats: 11.8ppg, 6.3rpg, 37% FG

Awe is one of the most skilled forwards nationally in her class. We watched her hit a 3 off a flare screen, which requires timing, balance and footwork - which is advanced for many guards, but Awe is able to execute as a underclassman forward on a premier circuit. She is a finesse player who likes to work out of the high post. Look for profile to continue to expand heading into July.

DaKhari Blankumsee (2028)

4-star, 89/100

Next Level 17U

5'11", G

Session I Stats: 12.7ppg, 1rpg, 1apg

Blankumsee enters this spring with the reputation as one of the elite prospects nationally. Her size and scoring ability give validity to that reputation. She has the skill to be a lead guard who can initiate the offense and play-make from the top of the key. We would like to see a more production in other areas of her game.

Puneet Deol (2028)

4-star, 87/100

Athlete Elite 17U

6'1", SG

Session I Stats: 15ppg, 5.8rpg,

Deol is a guard/wing with elite length who presents a match-up problem for other back court players. She handles well with either hand. She struggled a bit on Friday with physicality, but she showed toughness and refused to back down.

Stevi Harmon (2028)

4-star, 85/100

Southeast All-Stars 17U

6', SF

Session I Stats: 6.8ppg, 1.6rpg

Harmon spent the weekend playing up for the All-Stars 17U team. Her shooting ability and size will make her a highly recruited prospect nationally.

Jayden McClain (2029)

5-star, 95/100

Next Level 17U

6'6", C

Session I Stats: 5.8ppg, 2.8rpg

McClain entered this weekend with the reputation as one of the most talented and pursued 2029 prospects nationally. She has size, agility, and athleticism that puts us in the mind of Angel Reese. Her weekend was frustrating as she did not find her rhythm, however her talent will still generate interest for years to come.