The 15U division featured several standout performances throughout the week, with players displaying advanced scoring ability, versatility, and poise against elite competition. These prospects consistently produced while proving they belong among the top names in their class.
Peyton Braggs (LeGynds 15 EYBL)
Braggs was a steady force throughout the event, averaging 16.2 points and 6.3 rebounds per game. She scored from multiple levels, attacked the glass with purpose, and competed on both ends of the floor. Her physicality and consistent production made her one of the most reliable forwards in the division.
Jordyn Avila (AEBL 15 EYBL)
Avila showcased her ability to take over offensively, averaging 18.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.8 assists. She created offense off the dribble, knocked down perimeter shots, and consistently put pressure on defenses. Her shot-making and confidence with the ball stood out all weekend.
Autumn Andrews (Team Takeover 15 EYBL)
Andrews proved to be a tough, competitive guard who averaged 15.5 points while making an impact on both ends. She attacked downhill, embraced contact, and consistently found ways to contribute despite defensive attention. Her aggressiveness and motor were evident throughout the event.
Amari Price (Exodus 15 EYBL)
Price emerged as one of the top perimeter scorers in the field, averaging 15.7 points while shooting confidently from beyond the arc. She stretched defenses with her shooting, got to the free-throw line, and showed the ability to create her own offense when her team needed a basket.
Makayla Scott-Bush (Kia Nurse Elite 15 EYBL)
Scott-Bush was one of the most productive frontcourt players in Las Vegas, averaging 15.5 points, 8.7 rebounds, and 2.8 assists. She controlled the glass, finished efficiently around the basket, and consistently made winning plays. Her versatility, rebounding instincts, and physical presence made her a difficult matchup throughout the tournament.