The U.S. Open featured talented prospects from multiple classes, with several players stepping up and making strong impressions against quality competition. From young guards playing up in age groups to skilled playmakers and emerging sleepers, these standouts showcased skill, feel, and long-term upside throughout the event.
2030 Braylin Booker (Team Thrill)
Booker played up an age group and never looked out of place, showcasing an advanced feel and confidence beyond her years. She created separation against bigger guards with her handle, attacked the basket fearlessly, and played with excellent pace throughout. Booker consistently made big plays with tough finishes and pull-up jumpers, showing why she has the potential to become a nationally recognized prospect.
2030 Zoey Longsworth (Carolina Flames)
Longsworth put together an efficient offensive showing throughout the day. She consistently stepped into shots in rhythm with a smooth release and showed confidence from the perimeter while also capitalizing in transition. Her shot-making ability, feel, and smart decision-making with the ball made her a steady offensive presence.
2032 Aubrey Singletary (Team Thrill)
Singletary looks like a young prospect with tremendous long-term upside. Playing up two age groups, she never looked intimidated and competed at a high level on both ends. She showcased elite shooting ability from the perimeter, defended with toughness and energy, and used a quick first step to get by defenders. Add in her willingness to create for others and advanced basketball IQ, and she looks like a player with a very bright future.
2029 Layna Strittmatter (FBC Drive)
Strittmatter continues to look like a potential sleeper in the class with her versatility and feel on the offensive end. She plays effectively both on and off the ball, creating opportunities for herself and teammates off the bounce. She moves well without the ball, comes off screens with purpose, and proved to be a dangerous catch-and-shoot threat. Her ability to read the defense and take what was available stood out throughout the action.
2030 Naomi Roland (FBC Drive)
Roland showcased an impressive blend of athleticism, length, and physicality throughout the event. She rebounded well and showed the ability to grab and push the break in transition. Defensively, she used her length effectively while moving fluidly on both ends of the floor. She also displayed good touch and feel from the high post, creating opportunities for teammates and making smart plays within the offense.