The Boo Williams Nike EYBL Girls' Session 1, numerous prospects made a significant impact and there were several standout players. Check out the most impactful prospects regardless of class.

BTN Scouting had the opportunity to evaluate this special event & it did not disappoint!

27' Jessie Moses Guard 5'10 (Philly Rise)

Despite being in 8th grade, Jessie's game and presence are not reflective of her age. Demonstrates calmness while playing and stood out as one of the most effective connectors. Physical guard can really push it in transition and finish around the rim with either hand. Demonstrating an assertive style, Jessie has remarkable poise while maneuvering the ball in tight spaces and absorbing physical challenges. Jessie Moses exhibits a quick release, adeptly maintains the ball in her pocket, and produces a consistently rotating ball. We intend to keep a close eye on her development and progress over the years. Has already received offers from P5 Division 1 programs.

24' Justice Carlton Forward 6'2 (CYFAIR)

One could argue that Justice is the top player in the country. She exhibits tremendous dominance in the paint, capable of scoring both inside and outside. Her shooting range extends to 15 feet and beyond the arc. Additionally, she demonstrates exceptional ball-handling skills and composure when handling the ball in full-court situations. Her defensive prowess is versatile, as she can guard all five positions on the floor effectively. Notably, her ability to defend against ball screens is impressive, utilizing various techniques such as blitzing, hedging, icing, and drop coverage with her length advantage. Has received offers from virtually every prominent Division 1 school across the nation.

25' Daniah Trammell Forward 6'2 (SCA)

Daniah excels in being a strong post player who can score both facing or back to the basket. She has a gentle touch when it comes to close or midrange jump shots. Additionally, she exhibits exceptional strength and physicality while rebounding the basketball. She maintains composure even when faced with contact and is also skilled at setting screens. Her impressive performance has caught the attention of Division 1 programs, and her recruitment will likely increase during this summer season.

26' Ambrosia Cole Guard 5'6 (CYFAIR)

At the EYBL Session 1, one player by the nickname "Bro Bro" stood out with her impressive ball-handling skills and leadership abilities. Ambrosia Cole demonstrated her scoring prowess by delivering crucial baskets when her team needed them the most. As a result of her standout performance, she has garnered several Division 1 offers. Her skills on the court have caught the attention of coaches and scouts alike, making her a promising prospect for the future.

26' Jerzy Robinson Guard 5'11 (Why Not Premier)

Jerzy Robinson's dominance from her high school season to the first session at EYBL is unparalleled as no other prospect has been able to consistently dominate in the same manner.Jerzy can influence the game in various aspects such as offensive skills, playmaking abilities, rebounding prowess, defensive capabilities, and competitive spirit. Additionally, she is capable of playing multiple positions ranging from being a lead guard to a wing or even a power forward. If not yet recruited, every P5 in the nation must consider Jerzy Robinson.

25' Aaliyah Chavez Guard 5'9 (CYFAIR)

Aaliyah Chavez emerges as an outstanding scoring guard in the nation, regardless of her class. She possesses a unique and remarkable quality that sets her apart and exudes an exceptional level of self-assurance on the court. Her shooting prowess attracts opposing defenses, creating opportunities for her teammates to score effortlessly. With her remarkable shotmaking ability and style, she can dominate the game single-handedly. It is highly likely that she will have a significant impact on any college program she joins in the future.

26' Jayla Jordyn Jackson Wing 6'2 (Team Takeover)

Jayla Jordyn Jackson demonstrated why she should be considered one of the top prospects in her class. She fearlessly takes on tough opponents and seeks out opportunities to shine when it counts the most. Her catch and shoot jump shot features a quick and fluid release, while her ability to smoothly bring the ball into her shooting pocket on pull up jump shots is impressive. With her lengthy build and wide wingspan, she presents an intriguing prospect for scouts. Following her performance at the Boo Williams event, Jayla received several Division 1 offers both during and after the tournament.

24' Maddy McDaniel Guard 5'5 (Team Takeover)

McDaniel's performance as a point guard over the weekend was nothing short of impressive. Her composure and control on both full and half-court situations were noteworthy, making her an asset to her team. As the lead guard, she displayed remarkable skills in orchestrating the offense and analyzing defenses during pick and roll plays. Her abilities make her one of the most valuable players on the court.

27' Ryan Carter Wing 5'11 (Exodus)

Ryan's game is characterized by her impressive 2-way ability. She exerts defensive pressure on the ball and effectively forces turnovers. Additionally, she performs exceptionally well in running the wing and completing plays during transition. Her natural length allows her to execute finishes with seemingly effortless ease. Furthermore, Ryan has demonstrated remarkable ambidexterity, efficiently finishing with either hand.

25' Leah Macy Forward 6'2 (Kentucky Premier)

During EYBL Session 1, Macy emerged as the top scorer. Her ability to score from all three levels and her versatile playing style made it difficult for defenses to find an answer to stop her. Even on days when her shooting wasn't at its best, she still managed to impress with her offensive and defensive rebounding skills. At the Boo Williams event, she ranked second with an average of 8+ rebounds per game. Although already nationally recognized, Macy's outstanding performance has solidified her as a top contender for the title of the best forward prospect in the country.

24' Toby Fournier Wing 6'2 (Kia Nurse Elite)

She is widely considered as the most athletic player in the nation due to her exceptional high flying skills. Additionally, she demonstrates great proficiency in playing off the ball with her impressive cutting ability and offensive rebounding instincts. Her game is characterized by playing in straight lines and effectively getting paint touches. She also stands out for being tied for first place in blocks per game during EYBL Session 1.

25' Sania Richardson Guard 5'4 (CYFAIR)

Consistently displays a determined attitude and assertive style of play on both offense and defense. Exhibits the characteristics of a lead guard by utilizing her energy and instincts to effectively guard the primary ball handler and assume the role of floor general for her team.

Bottom Line

The Nike EYBL girls event is a platform for young basketball players to showcase their talents and skills. The competition features some of the most promising up-and-coming talents in the sport, including players like Leah Macy, Jerzy Robinson, and Aaliyah Chavez. Each player brings unique qualities to the court - Macy's scoring ability is a standout feature, while Robinson's athleticism and off-ball skills make her a dynamic player. Chavez's determined attitude is also noteworthy, making her an exciting player to watch. With such impressive talent on display at the Nike EYBL girls event, it's no wonder it has become a must-see event for basketball fans and scouts alike.