I’M HER PREMIER 80 SHOWCASE (DMV)

March 2, 2023

Laurel, MD- This past weekend several middle school prospects from MD, VA, PA, NJ & OH attended the “I’m Her Premier 80 Showcase”, at St Vincent Pallotti High School. I was quite impressed with the level of talent that attended. These are a few prospects that stood out during camp.

81 Taylor Stanfield (OH) 2028

Hands down one of the top prospects at the camp as well as in the nation in her class. The Buckeye state guard’s game is very advanced for her age. Legit three level scorer. She can control the passes of the game and is equally as effective in transition as in a half court set. Taylor has all the tools to be an impact player at the high school level right now. She will be a name you will be hearing a lot in the future.

63 Janiyah Hargrave (OH) 2028

It did not take long to see why she is considered one of the Nation’s top guard prospects in her class. Janiyah was one of the most consistent performers at camp from drill stations to 3x3 to 5 on 5. She used her athleticism and physicality to wear down defenders and finish through contact. Three level scorer that gives the same effort on both ends.

39 Myah Willis (MD) 2028

Our camp did not have many forwards and post players and Willis took full advantage of the situation. Flaunting her ability to play both Inside & Out. She is a dependable ball handler who displayed the ability to play coast to coast. The 5-foot -11 combo forward has touch to the arc, can play with her back to the basket. College coaches will be on her soon.

5 Kamille Joson (MD) 2030

She was one of the smallest / youngest campers but don’t let the stature and age fool you. Soon as the action tipped off you could tell she was a hooper. Combo guard hat used the floater well, range to the arc, efficient, and brings a scorer’s mentality.

1 Taylor Lyles (MD) 2027

Enjoyed watching Lyles perform at camp, she is a throw back do it all type lead guard. Strong build athletic type, that had no trouble getting downhill and in the seams of the defense. Drove, dished and delivered through contact when on the attack. Can’t wait to see her again this spring with Team Thrill.

2 Brianna Steve (MD) 2028

Nicely built guard athlete with good body control when the ball is in her position. On ball and off ball scorer, dependable ball handler. Steve did a nice job keep defender honest knocking down numerous jumpers. She will be sharing the back court with Taylor Lyles this spring, keep an eye out for this backcourt.

4 Jaylah King (MD) 2028

At first glance King looks like a typical 7^th grader. But ounce you roll out the basketball you start to notice she’s a hooper. Talented playmaker who played both on and off the ball. Nice feel for the game, which allowed her to hit a few campers in stride with dimes. She has a nice-looking high arcing jumper with range to the arc.

8 Trinity Hallaway (MD) 2028

Lean build guard with a nice first step. Showed ability to finish in traffic. It’s easy to see her growing into a guard who can settle and offense as much as energize one.

30 Arianna Walker (PA) 2030

Smooth Operator, nice size and skill set combination for this 5^thgrader. Left impressed with her feel for the game.
Walker was never in a rush to just throw up shots. She made the right basketball play when she had the rock in her hands, even in a camp setting.

15 Mackenzie Smith (MD) 2029

Deceptive young guard that is wired to score. Three level scorer that showed some ability to draw fouls. Nice footwork attacking the rim of the bounce, makes quick decisions when in possession of the ball. Played passing lanes well, was not afraid to mix it up in loose ball situations.