Year after year I see them come and others go and as I reflect on progression, regression, reaching maximum potential and other things that go through my head, it's always refreshing to see the new kids on the block ready to play under bright lights in the big city. Some will come in with more hoopla however that doesn't always mean you'll end up being as good as you were touted. The main thing is not to stop working because believe me someone else is
Tiffany Arceneaux pulled double duty at both camps and was very receptive from the instructions GB gave her. She will be heading to Dayton to play alongside one of last seasons Fab Frosh She'lia Scott
Jayla Calhoun is steadily improving from the last time I saw her which was around a month ago. Blessed with size, she has been working on her mid-range game and like Arceneaux, she pulled a double at both camps and plans on being a factor at Summer Creek
Adrriana Jackson doesn't let her height be a deterrent and she may be the heir apparent to TJ Jefferson's point guard position at North Shore. Here's a 3 S rule you can take to the bank. If you're short, you better have some speed and or smarts if you want to excel at this level, Jackson has both. That along with being able to create her shot is a big plus. This kid is a player, stamped, sealed and sent, another 3 S I thought of on the fly!
Speaking of flying, let me reintroduce you to Brynae Thompson who grew up quickly on the circuit in July. When she's on, no one strokes it better however decision making has steadily improved as well as understanding how to get hers in the flow while getting others involved.
