Gary Blevins Memorial Weekend Classic (Part 1)

Jiaqi Wang (U16 Chinese Girls National Team): is a 5’7” guard who was terrific throughout the tournament with her playmaking ability. Wang can hit the three or beat opponents off the dribble. She can change speed and direction with her dribble and possesses professional level court vision. Wang is also a very slick finisher through and over contact. She is an extremely smart defender who figured out opponents’ weaknesses and capitalized on them immediately.

Lingge Zhang (U16 Chinese Girls National Team): is a 6’2” forward and an outstanding athlete with a high motor. Zhang came up with multiple loose balls as well as offensive and defensive boards. She finishes over and through contact and has good defensive instincts.

Yu Tang (U16 Chinese Girls National Team): is a long, lean 6’3” forward with a nice ball handles. Tang has terrific footwork in the post and can finish with either hand; she is an athlete all around and an on-ball defender.

Yueru Li (U16 Chinese Girls National Team): is a 6’4” bruising post who does a good job fighting for position on both ends of the floor. Li has very good hands and consistenly finished at the rim. She is a high level rebounder and is adept in patrolling the paint on the defensive end.

Vivian Gray (Argyle Lady Eagles): is a 6’1” 2017 forward who can shoot the three-pointer very well. Adding the three to her already extremely effective mid range and post game makes Gray a very tough cover for opponents. She is a skyrocketing national level prospect in the 2017 class.

Ciera Johnson (DFW TJACK Elite): is a 6’4” 2016 post with good hands and the ability to finish. She demonstrated improved footwork, enhancing her already strong offensive game. Johnson was a monster on both the offensive and defensive boards.

Kianna Ray (Texas Elite Adidas 17U Christian GATA): is a 6’1” 2016 wing who has been consistent all spring. Ray can hit the three; her high motor and ability to drive past bigger players for layups make her a matchup nightmare.

Calveion “Juicy” Landrum (DFW TJACK Elite): is a 5’11” 2016 point guard with a very complete game. Landrum showed it all from blowing by defenders with either hand to knocking down threes from various spots to creating easy buckets for teammates with passes off of either hand.

Natalie Chou (Texas Elite Adidas 17U Franey): is a 6’2” guard who can post smaller players and shoot over or dribble by bigger players. Chou is an excellent all-around offensive player and a crafty defender with a high basketball IQ.

Aaliyah Wilson (DFW TJACK Elite): is a 5’11” 2016 wing, extremely strong and athletic and finishing well through contact. Wilson caught a couple of alley oops off of inbound plays and finished easily. She also showed a nice midrange pull up jumper and terrific court vision.

Mercedes Brooks (Team Express Clark): is an athletic, 6’0” 2016 wing with great ball handles and an elite ability to see the floor. Brooks finishes well through and over contact and is an effective passer with either hand. She has the ability to take over games when needed and is sure to be a shut down defender at the next level.

Brianna Lester (Texas Fire Black): is a 5’11” 2016 guard and an extremely athletic lockdown, versatile defender. Lester can play multiple positions offensively; she does a good job finishing on the break and getting teammates the ball in a position to succeed when playing the point.

Divine Ndu (Urban Heroes Elite DJ): is a 6’4” 2016 post with a nice touch out to 8 to 10 feet. Ndu was constantly on the boards on both ends; she continues to improve and has a big upside.

Bethany Ross (Texas Elite Adidas 17U Thomas): is a 5’11” 2016 guard; she is a sharpshooter from the three with sneaky athleticism. Ross was efficient finishing in transition and playing the passing lanes defensively.

Trinity Oliver (Texas Elite Adidas 17U Franey): is a 5’10” 2017 wing who is relentless in her penetration and is a good three-point shooter. Oliver is an elite, athletic on-ball defender.

Alexus Seaton (Lady All Stars – Mitchell): is a 5’8” 2017 strong, athletic combo guard who can handle and finish with either hand. Seaton has tremendous court vision and a high motor; she was able to get to multiple loose balls with her hustle.

Brianna Suber (Texas Elite Adidas Thomas): is a 5’8” 2017 guard; an extremely athletic player with emerging offensive skill, Suber can finish over and through contact. She has added a nice pull up and easy stroke from the three to her offensive arsenal. Suber has extremely quick hands and high level court vision.

Kianna Suber (Texas Elite Adidas Thomas): is a 5’8’ 2017 guard; much like her twin sister, has really improved her shooting from the three and the mid range. Suber is an athletic on-ball defender with very quick hands; she sees the floor extremely well.

Trelynn Tyler (Lady All Stars – Mitchell): is a 5’9” 2017 guard and a pure shooter with a smooth, easy release from anywhere behind the three-point line. Tyler is a sneaky athlete who had a couple of run down blocked shots with her hustle.

Diamond Atchison (DFW Elite Gold): is a 5’6” 2018 guard; she is an extremely quick ball handler who can use either hand equally and has a great hesitation and change of speed when attacking the basket. Atchison caused havoc throughout the tournament with her relentless penetration.

Lauren “Lolo” Davenport (DFW Elite Gold): is a 6’0” 2018 wing who was a matchup nightmare throughout the tournament with her ability to slash around other wings and posts. Davenport hit multiple clutch free throws down the stretches of games.

Uchenna Nwoke (Texas Elite Adidas Holcombe): is a 6’4” 2018 post who does a good job finishing around the bucket and patrolling the paint. Nwoke has improving footwork in the post and with continued development will become a skyrocketing prospect in the 2018 class.

Tatum Veitenheimer (Texas Elite Adidas Franey): is a 5’8” 2018 point guard who was relentless on both ends of the floor. Veitenheimer attacked with the dribble and was terrific with her on-ball pressure. She hit a percentage of threes, making her an extremely tough cover for opposing defenders.

Sarah Andrews (Lady Jets 2018): is a 5’7” 2020 guard; she may be young, but she is extremely talented. Andrews can do it all, from hitting the three with ease to getting the ball to teammates; she is a crafty ball handler and top athlete.