
2028 Sophie Berry (Northside)
Berry is one that plays with intensity and leadership on the court. She showcased her ability to be a scoring factor in a variety of ways, especially by displaying strong range and feel overall. She played with energy, competed on both ends, and was the go-to leader offensively.
2030 Zaria Bumpass (West Forsyth)
Bumpass is a young prospect to keep an eye on. She was able to be an effective weapon from outside, hitting multiple threes throughout her time and displaying tremendous confidence in her ability to be a threat with her overall shot-making.
2028 Aji Bryant (Maiden)
Bryant was really able to step up as a playmaking guard for her team. She displayed quickness, handles, and the ability to create for herself and others, making the right decisions on the court. She used her speed well to attack off the bounce and be an effective scoring option.
2028 Liz Campbell (Maiden)
Campbell brings strong size and feel down in the post, as the 6’0 forward was able to use that to her advantage time after time. She brought a consistent presence on the glass, displaying timing and feel in the paint while also being able to finish strong down low. Campbell was also a willing passer on the court as a big.
2029 Zoey Goodman (Grimsley)
She was off the charts throughout the event, as she displayed why she is one of the premier guards in North Carolina for her class. Her overall feel for the game was impressive throughout, creating for herself, getting to her spots, and showing such confidence with her pull-up game from all levels. She is also just as crafty in being able to attack the basket and finish, as she filled it up throughout.
2027 Madison Daugherty (Davie County)
A true shotmaker for her team, she didn’t lack confidence from behind the arc but also brought a well-balanced attack overall. She is a tough guard overall that competes on both ends, but did a great job in showing range as well as the ability to make plays off the bounce.
2029 Zaryn Randolph (Page)
Randolph was fun to watch, and you have to appreciate her willingness to compete and bring a non-stop motor to the floor. She was simply all over the place, putting her body on the line, and being such a strong leader as well as offensive weapon for her team. She scored out in transition, attacked well, and shot the ball well.
2027 Ady McHenry (St. Stephens)
McHenry showed the qualities of a steady floor general with her poise and decision-making throughout the game. She handled defensive pressure well, made smart reads with the ball, and consistently put her teammates in good positions to score. McHenry also attacked the basket with confidence, finishing effectively around the rim and displaying the all-around playmaking ability that makes her a valuable leader on the floor.
2028 Naimah Al-Frif (Grimsley)
Al-Arif continues to impress with her poise and feel as a true point guard. She does an excellent job of controlling the pace, making smart decisions in the half court, and keeping her team organized. Al-Arif thrives in transition with accurate outlet passes and the ability to push the tempo, while also showing the potential to score at all three levels.