PeachStateMedia Event Recap: Cy-Fair Upperclass Eval Camp – Mar. 6, 2013

The Cy-Fair Evaluation Camp was a great way for players around Texas to shine in front of our staff. *Logo courtesy of Al Coleman

The Cy-Fair help with university essay Evaluation Camp was a great way for players around Texas to shine in front of our staff. *Logo courtesy of Al Coleman

HOUSTON, Texas – The inaugural Cy-Fair Evaluation Camp brought 100 of the state’s top prospects to Cypress Ridge High School to train and compete. Here are some of the upperclass players who stood out.

By: @BrandonClayPSB

Feature Player

Kennedy Leonard (Southlake, Texas) – Southlake Carroll HS – 2015
In a sophomore class loaded at the guard position, Leonard has established herself as one of the top guards in the Lone Star State. The 5-foot-7 point guard makes an immediate impression with her color coordination on the floor then backs it up with an uncanny ability to find the open player. Though she can score the basketball especially off of the catch and shoot, we see Leonard as a long-term rush essay discount pass first point capable of directing a team.

Right now, Leonard is more than able to beat the majority of guards that she faces pushing the ball in her hands on the transition fast-break to find the open shooter. With some of the schools that have come calling, getting stronger will be a key factor in her development. Also, becoming more and more comfortable with the pull-up jumper is an area that we would expect the four-star point guard to continue to develop as well.

SPOTLIGHT PLAYERS

Erica Ogwumike (Cypress, Texas) – Cy-Woods HS – 2015
Ogwumike is a powerful scoring guard with a powerful bloodline. Her sisters, Chiney and Nneka, have more than made their mark on the women’s game. Now, Erica, is starting to do the same. At 5-8, she’s got the size to be able to score the literary analysis essay their eyes were watching god basketball even taking contact to finish in the open floor. Ogwumike scored the ball primarily off of the midrange jump shot here today looking good with her form in the process. This will be a big club season as she will be counted on to be a primary player for Cy-Fair.

Erica Sanders (San Antonio, Texas) – Johnson HS – 2015
We’ve seen Sanders play six times in the past 18 months. Her game continues to round out with each evaluation. She’s a 5-9 slashing guard who can get to the rim off the bounce. A Texas Tech commit, the Red Raiders staff has to be excited that Sanders appears to be adding a consistent jump shot to her offensive repertoire. On the defensive end of the floor, she is long and does a good job of keeping drivers in front of her quick essay off of the bounce.

AROUND THE RIM

Tiara Davenport of San Antonio, Texas gets it done on the interior. The class of 2014 power forward had a solid outing here reinforcing our thoughts that she is one of the premier rebounders in the state.

College recruiting has picked up for Nicole Iademarco of The Woodlands, Texas as of late and for good reason. A class of 2014 wing with good size, Iademarco showed that she is a very capable outside shooter.

Our staff understands that playing hard is definitely a skill set that few players in each class bring to the table. In the class of 2015, Brooke Jolivette of Kingwood, Texas brings just that every time she plays. Jolivette impressed with her strength and activity on both ends of the hardwood.

Class of 2016 post Nancy Mulkey of Cypress, Texas how do i find my ap essay scores is growing into her frame with each evaluation. She’s come along nicely since we saw her at the Fort Bend ISD tournament in mid-November. Mulkey is running the floor well and finishing with touch inside of 12 feet.

Like Mulkey, we saw class of 2014 wing Kayla Nevitt of Spring, Texas at the Fort Bend event in mid-November. Nevitt is an active perimeter option who makes a living defending the opposing team’s best offensive player.

Brandon ClayBrandon Clay is the publisher of the JumpOffPlus.com and the owner of Peach State Basketball, Inc. The service is picked up by more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide. He serves as the Executive Camp Director for the EBA Fab Five and Super 64 Camps. Clay has been involved in the community since 2001 as an evaluator, event operator and trainer. You can reach him at [email protected]