2022 TJ Showcase Top Performers day 2

Here is another list of exciting players i personally caught, over 20 yet again and let me say this again, when i have the information i need beforehand, things go smoothly so-it amazes me that the NCAA certified events start next month and clubs are going to break their necks to send in rosters to not be seen lol

Aisha Delane (Infiniti Black) 2023– solid defense and playing the passing lane always works for me yet she added scoring off the dribble after contact

Calyssa Sevier (Lone Star Magic) 2023– surprisingly shes not on the Top 100 list for PGH and i said ”what idiot is inputting” then i realized it was me. Seriously, she has shown me enough on the offensive end alone, scores almost however and whenever she wants

Cylee Lopez (STX Elite Black) 2023– court vision and ball-handling immediately caught my eye, well both because she did it both days. She also drops the jumper, scores off the dribble and controls the tempo

Leslie Forum (Houston Fury) 2023– long and athletic is the base, always will be and her first step does plenty of damage because she scores off the dribble or can hit the pull-up jumper but she also rebounds, defends and plays the passing lane

Evonne Sidney (Houston United Bobby) 2024– did not realize who she was, all i can say is wow on the progression as her defense and rebounding yet her offense, both the pull-up as well as attacking and finishing after contact have gotten better

Kaydence Menchacha (STX Elite Black) 2024– scored off he dribble effortlessly, with either hand but i can’t leave out how well she threads the needle while seeing the floor. she doesn’t force anything, creates her shot nicely under pressure and knocks down the midrange

Iyanna Billups (CE 2024) 2024– this season she has progressed to be one of the most improved point guards in her class, and is one of the best and she’s showing #sizedontmatter because she can play She’s explosive with the ball, sees the floor in the set and transition and gets buckets as well as defends

Reagan Stephenson (SETX Elite) 2024– pleasant surprise is an understatement as shes long and athletic, elevates on her jumper, knocks midrange down with ease, also shows UPS around the basket, yes she too delivers but her timing on defense is definitely a huge plus

Somo Okola (Phoenix 2025)– Coach Meyer told me he had a 7th grader that was going to be special, i looked and saw it coming as she is making a major jump in the rankings. She already was a nightmare to challenge but shes becoming a nightmare to defend, long and ULTRA-athletic, love when they throw the alley-oop to her

Kianna Wormly (Phoenix 2025) she was going to be added on the next update and shes going to make a huge debut, scores around the basket after contact , snags rebounds, yeah put-backs are nice but so is the jumper, as well as off the dribble.She defends well plus she plays the passing lane

Taylor Hicks (CE 2023) 2026– I’m rearranging my Top 10 for 2026, her dropping over 30 had a little something to do with it but who she did it against is the main reason. She’s so powerful, scores with players literally hanging on her, she rebounds, runs the floor, defends and has HUGE upside but her coach, Radio, gave me a heads up years ago

HONORABLE MENTION

Arisa Carbonora (Crossroad Queens) 2023

Jaida Gomez (Austin Elite RFW) 2023

Ansley Reed (CE Regional) 2023

Alea Pinai ( Phoenix Gold)

Cynthia Lecompte (Uptempo) 2024

Kat Herrera (STX 2024)

Kayli Smith (STX 2024)

Abby Seitz (Phoenix 2025)

Jadyn Dawson (Phoenix 2025)