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Posts by Rich Neale:
Katie Fox (2026) Lakota West (OH)
Katie has a very well rounded game. She has an impressive jumper, and is accurate from deep, even on tougher shots. She attacks off the dribble, changing speeds and direction unexpectedly and finishing with either hand. She hits the glass so hard, and defends just as hard. She’s incredible in transition with her smooth handles and always makes the right play.
Jamisyn Stinson (2024) Sheridan (OH)
Jamisyn was deadly from deep! She is kniown for being a shooter, and that’s exactly what she did. She went 6 for 10 from behind the arc, and she was dropping them in early and often! The hot shooting helped the Generals set the tone and eventually get the W. Jamisyn also handles much of the ballhandling responsibilities and does well. She’s very dangerous in transition. She is headed to North Florida next year and I’m sure they can’t wait to get this type of shooter in their lineup!
Trinity Jones (2026) Bolingbrook (IL)
Perhaps one of the most dominating players in the country. She’s just so physically gifted, you can’t prevent her from snagging boards or flying up and down the court. She also has some serious skill to that as she stops and pops pull up jumpers, puts the ball on the floor and finishes with either hand at the rim. She plays so intensely, high off the floor, and at high speed. Trinity is darn near unstoppable.
Tajianna Roberts (2024) IMG Academy (FL)
Third time we’ve seen Roberts play this month and it was by far the best showing. The Louisville commit was really on one in Tampa! She was engaged with opponents and heckling fans, driving her game to another level. She was a killer on offense, dropping pull up three’s, pull ups off the dribble and getting the basket seemingly at will. She spent a lot of time at the line and made about every one of them. She showed that a little motivation and emotion can be a very good thing for her!
Taylor Rietveld (2024) Camden County (GA)
Taylor is such an underrated and underseen post player. She was unbelievable in Tampa, as good as any post player there, in any grade! She’s a solid inch or two over 6’, built so well, and moves so well! She is a defensive force that can guard on the perimeter and hold her own in the paint. She rebounds so well, and has an impact on every shot in the post. She runs so well, sprints in transition and is always aware of where the ball is. This kid is going to D2 Anderson and she will absolutely be a national force from day one at that level, she’s got Power 5 written all over her!
Stella Sakalas (2026) Nazareth Academy (IL)
Very skilled and fundamental guard. Very good shooter, plays with nice poise and never gets hurried or flustered. She does an exceptional job of getting into the paint and using defenders athleticism or undisciplined nature against them. She does this using great footwork, ball fakes, shot fakes, pivots and more! Very nice touch on shots in the lane, solid passer and never plays outside of herself or forces anything.
Nicole Carreno (2024) Seffner Christian (FL)
Really love this kids energy and skill set. She’s set to go to North Florida and her diverse skill set will help her see the floor. Not only does she play with a lot of energy, she can play inside or out. She is a very advanced passer for her size and position, which is a huge asset. She passes out of the post very well and always finds open shooters. She’s exceptional playing in the high post where she can put it on the floor and finish either hand, shoot with nice touch, or pass.
Meghan Yarnevich (2025) Bullis (MD)
We’ve seen this young lady a lot this month, and it was time to give her her flowers. The lefty post just out works everyone, to the point of frustration and annoyance of the opponent. No one works harder to get post position, and her post moves are intense. She is so intense that most defenders don’t want any part of it. She moves so well in short bursts around the court and gets after every single rebound and loose ball. She scores well around the rim and has as good of post moves as anyone. Plays with a lot of emotion, sometimes it can get the best of her, but you can’t help but appreciate it.
Madeline Mignery (2027) Cardinal Mooney (FL)
Such a well rounded player, and so impressive at her age. She has an incredible feel for the game and IQ. She has really nice touch on her jumper, and does a really nice job getting into the paint and pulling up. She elevates so well that no matter how big the post is, they can’t stop her from scoring. She also shows great body control while finishing. As seen in her photo, she takes defense very seriously and puts just as much energy into that end of the floor!