The Nike Girls EYBL circuit continued to showcase some of the nation’s premier talent in Las Vegas. Throughout the weekend, several prospects consistently elevated their teams with efficient scoring, playmaking, and winning basketball. Here’s a look at five players who stood out with their production and overall impact.
Ryan Carter – Exodus 17 EYBL
Carter put together another impressive weekend, averaging 17.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game. The dynamic guard consistently put pressure on defenses by attacking downhill and earning trips to the foul line, highlighted by a 23-point outing against Philly Rise and a 24-point performance versus Cy Fair. Carter also showed improved perimeter shooting, finishing the weekend by knocking down three triples against Her Elite. Her ability to score, facilitate, and defend makes her one of the more complete guards in the EYBL.
Jemini Mitchell – Pro Skills 17 EYBL
Mitchell continued to establish herself as one of the top perimeter shooters in the event. Averaging 17.8 points per game, she connected on 15 three-pointers across four games while stretching defenses with her deep range. Whether in transition or spotting up, Mitchell consistently made opponents pay from beyond the arc. She also contributed on the glass and competed defensively, making her much more than just a shooter.
Sydney Savoury – Sport City Angels 17 EYBL
Savoury showcased why she remains one of the most consistent scorers on the circuit, averaging 17.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 2.8 assists. She scored efficiently from all three levels while attacking the rim with confidence and living at the free throw line. Defensively, she disrupted passing lanes, collected steals, and protected the rim from the guard position. Her all-around production was on full display throughout the weekend.
Zaire Hatter – Why Not Premier 17 EYBL
Hatter filled the stat sheet every game, averaging 18.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 4.2 assists while impacting both ends of the floor. She consistently controlled the pace, made winning plays, and scored efficiently, highlighted by shooting over 70 percent from the field against Cy Fair. Hatter’s combination of scoring, rebounding, playmaking, and defensive activity made her one of the most complete performers in Las Vegas.
Carib Morris – Her Elite 17 EYBL
Few players shot the ball better than Morris throughout the weekend. Averaging 19.0 points per game, she displayed elite perimeter shooting by connecting on 21 three-pointers in five games. Her most impressive outing came against Exodus, where she exploded for 26 points while shooting 6-for-8 from beyond the arc. Morris’ ability to space the floor and score efficiently from deep made her one of the event’s premier offensive weapons.
Final Thoughts
Las Vegas once again featured elite talent across the Nike Girls EYBL platform, and these five prospects consistently separated themselves with their production and impact. Whether through efficient scoring, shot-making, playmaking, or two-way versatility, each player strengthened their stock heading into the final stretch of the EYBL season.