RICK BOLUS’ HIGH POTENTIAL/BLUE-CHIP
2015 FALL SHOWCASE

LOUISVILLE (KY) GIRLS FALL SHOWCASE

Louisville Girls Fall Showcase

INTRODUCTION

Exposure is the key for any player in this day and age to receive a college basketball scholarship. With cutbacks in staff and budget by colleges nationwide, and fewer days to evaluate players, college coaches overlook more and more deserving players every year.

With this being the case, I hope one will consider attending the 2nd Annual High Potential Girls Basketball Fall Exposure Showcase on September 26, 2015, at Bullitt Central High School in easy-to-reach Shepherdsville, KY, off Interstate 65 at exit 117 and just 17 miles south of Louisville, KY.

The showcase could well be the avenue for you to obtain a scholarship. Each participate will play in a total of 3 games during the day. There will be team practices, stations, contests and a guest speaker. With the exception of lunch, there is no dead time during the showcase, as players are occupied with basketball related activities at all times.

Over 400 college coaches nationwide representing all levels of play will be invited to attend the showcase. A Camp Internet Report will be made available on our webpage along with internet coverage on our blog at http://basketball-camp.net/about-us/blog and Ron Harrison’s blog at www.kyprephoops.com which has almost 5,000,000 hits along with Facebook and Twitter.

Why pay $200 or more which most similar events charge when you can just pay $95 to attend the High Potential Girls Basketball Fall Exposure Showcase and get more bang for your buck.

There is a spot for you at the showcase whether you are looking to broaden your scholarship offers, get on the radar screens of college recruiters or just simply wanting to improve your game for the 2015-16 season.

Our  showcase could be the "difference maker" for a player to receive a college scholarship. Contact us for a free brochure or register online at www.basketball-camp.net (click on Louisville Girls Fall Showcase). Hope to see you on September 26.

Rick Bolus
Scout and Camp Director since 1973

Member of the Selection Committee for the Naismith Awards

P.S. Check out our latest National and Regional Player Rankings at www.basketball-camp.net (click on Rick Bolus’ Player Rankings).

Remember it’s sometimes difficult to rank players if we don’t see them; thus, your college exposure begins with us. 

 

The High Potential/Blue-Chip Louisville Fall Showcase was held September 26, 2015.  Feel free to email Rick Bolus for contact information on any of the players who attended.

 

Player Info (pdf)

 

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

LAST NAME

FIRST NAME

HEIGHT

CLASS

SCHOOL

TOWN

ST

BASKIN

MARSHANA

5'8

12

INDIAN HILL

CINCINNATI

OH

BROCK

JORDAN

5'7

11

HARLAN

HARLAN

KY

CAMPBELL

LYRIC

5'6

12

HOPKINS CO. CENTRAL

MADISONVILLE

KY

CLARKE

MILENA

5'11

11

EAST CARTER

GRAYSON

KY

CROOM

HAYLEE

5'10

12

ROSSVIEW

CLARKSVILLE

TN

DYER

KARLY

6'1

12

MT. JULIET

MT. JULIET

TN

FRITZ

MADISON

5'10

12

THOMAS NELSON

BARDSTOWN

KY

GRAY

ADARIAN

5'8

12

NORTH HOPKINS

MADISONVILLE

KY

GRIMES

LILY

5'6

11

BRECKINRIDGE CO.

HARNED

KY

IKEARD

KEKE

5'8

9

HOPKINS CO. CENTRAL

MADISONVILLE

KY

JUMP

AIMEE

6'2

12

RYLE

UNION

KY

LANHAM

BRIANA

5'9

12

MADISON SOUTHERN

BEREA

KY

MAYES

LEXI

5'8

10

MURRAY

MURRAY

KY

MCCLAIN

KAITLIN

5'8

11

CLAY COUNTY

CELINA

TN

ORR

KYLIE

5'5

12

NEWPORT

NEWPORT

KY

RIPPY

MACY

5'6

9

ROSSVIEW

CLARKSVILLE

TN

SCHERR

MADDIE

5'8

8

RYLE

UNION

KY

SPURLOCK

JAYLA

5'8

12

JOHNSON CENTRAL

PAINTSVILLE

KY

WEISNER

AMY

5'7

12

COLUMBUS NORTH

COLUMBUS

IN

WILLIAMS

RAEGAN

5'11

11

BULLITT EAST

MT. WASHINGTON

KY

WOODARD

ASHTON

5'9

12

MENIFEE CO.

FRENCHBURG

KY

 

  

 

BC=BACKCOURT, FC=FRONTLINE

 

 

AWARD WINNERS

 

 

 

 

 

FREE-THROWS: FL

WOODARD

ASHTON

5'9

12

MENIFEE CO.

FRENCHBURG

KY

FREE-THROW: BC

MASDEN

LAUREN

5'5

11

BULLITT EAST

MT. WASHINGTON

KY

HOT-SHOT: FL

GROSECLOSE

MIRANDA

5'8

12

CARROLL CO.

CARROLLTON

KY

HOT-SHOT: BC

MAYES

LEXI

5'8

10

MURRAY

MURRAY

KY

HOT-SHOT: BC

BROCK

JORDAN

5'7

11

HARLAN

HARLAN

KY

3 PT SHOOTING: FL

JUMP

AIMEE

6'2

12

RYLE

UNION

KY

3 PT SHOOTING: BC

PRICE

BRAXTON

5'6

10

HENRY CLAY

LEXINGTON

KY

3 PT SHOOTING: BC

ORR

KYLIE

5'5

12

NEWPORT

NEWPORT

KY

TOP SLEEPER

CLEPHANE

ANNA GRACE

5'10

10

SCOTT

TAYLOR MILL

KY

TOP TEAM PLAYER

HAGAN

LEE

5'10

10

MERCY ACADEMY

LOUISVILLE

KY

MOST IMPROVED

FREE

HALEY

5'7

10

NORTH BULLITT

SHEPHERDSVILLE

KY

TOP DRIBBLER

MASDEN

LAUREN

5'5

11

BULLITT EAST

MT. WASHINGTON

KY

TOP DRIBBLER

JOHNSON

VALERIE

5'5

11

FAIRDALE

FAIRDALE

KY

TOP PASSER

CROMER

TAYLOR

5'9

10

SOUTH LAUREL

LONDON

KY

TOP REBOUNDER

DAVIS

KAITLYN

6'0

10

NEWPORT

NEWPORT

KY

110% AWARD

GROSECLOSE

MIRANDA

5'8

12

CARROLL CO.

CARROLLTON

KY

TOP STATION WORKER

WHITSELL

SHANIYA JANAE

5'7

9

NORTH HOPKINS

MADISONVILLE

KY

TOP SHOOTER

GREEN

MACKENZIE

5'3

8

UNION CITY JR/SR

UNION CITY

IN

TOP SHOOTER

WILSON

MELANIE

5'5

12

CORBIN

CORBIN

KY

BEST ATTITUDE

GRAHAM

LEXI

5'8

12

BULLITT CENTRAL

SHEPHERDSVILLE

KY

TOP UNDERCLASSMAN

GRIMES

LILY

5'6

11

BRECKINRIDGE CO.

HARNED

KY

CAMP MVP

CROOM

HAYLEE

5'10

12

ROSSVIEW

CLARKSVILLE

TN

CAMP RU-MVP

DYER

KARLY

6'1

12

MT. JULIET

MT. JULIET

TN

TOURNEY MVP

TAYLOR

LEXI

5'8

8

MT. WASHINGTON M.S.

MT. WASHINGTON

KY

TOURNEY RU-MVP

GRAHAM

SIERRA

5'10

10

BULLITT CENTRAL

SHEPHERDSVILLE

KY

 

 

TEAM ROSTERS

 

TEAM 1

INDIANA

TEAM 2

KENTUCKY

(BLACK)

YOUNG

(WHITE)

MARION

6

BROCK

JORDAN

8

CLARKE

MILENA

18

EVANS

DREW

20

FOSTER

LONDON

22

FRITZ

MADISON

31

GROSECLOSE

MIRANDA

24

GRAHAM

SIERRA

33

HAYES

RIENNA

26

GRAY

ADARIAN

35

JONES

MAGGIE

28

GREEN

MACKENZIE

36

JUMP

AIMEE

44

PRICE

BRAXTON

39

MASDEN

LAUREN

54

WHITSELL

SHANIYA J.

51

TAYLOR

LEXI

57

WOODARD

ASHTON

55

WILLIAMS

RAEGAN

TEAM 3

OHIO

TEAM 4

TENNESSEE

(FOREST)

HIBBARD

(ORANGE)

CROOM

15

DOMATO

ELLIE

3

BALLANCE

MADISON

30

GRIMES

LILY

5

BEAVEN

COURTLYN

32

HAGAN

LEE

11

CROMER

TAYLOR

40

MAYES

LEXI

12

CROOM

HAYLEE

47

SCHERR

MADDIE

13

CROOM

MAGGIE

48

SOLIDAY

SADIE

17

DYER

KARLY

53

WEISNER

AMY

41

MCCLAIN

KAITLIN

46

RIPPY

MACY

59

JOHNSON

VALERIE

TEAM 5

(MAROON)

TEAM 6

WISCONSIN

UTAH

HORNBACK

(LIME)

PRICE

14

DAVIS

KAITLYN

1

ARINGTON

SAMANTHA

23

MCDAY

MORGAN

2

BAKER

VICORIA

29

WIGGINS

JAIDA

4

BASKIN

MARSHANA

43

ORR

KYLIE

7

CAMPBELL

LYRIC

45

FOREE

MIYANA

9

CLEPHANE

ANNA GRACE

50

FREE

HAILEY

34

IKEARD

KEKE

58

YEAGER

STARLYNN

37

LANHAM

BRIANA

59

JOHNSON

VALERIE

38

LOCKARD

ALEXIS

49

SPURLOCK

JAYLA

56

WILSON

MELANIE

 

TOP GIRLS AT HP/BC LOUISVILLE FALL SHOWCASE

Written by Rick Bolus | 28 September 2015

Below were the top players based on college potential at the 2nd Annual High Potential/Blue-Chip Louisville Girls Fall Showcase held this past Saturday at Bullitt Central H.S. in Shepherdsville, KY.

TOP 6

TOP SLEEPER

         Maddie Scherr 5-8/8th Union Ryle, KY

SECOND 6

TOP SLEEPER

         Madison Fritz 5-10/Sr Bardstown Thomas Nelson, KY

 

TEAM COMPETITION

There were six teams in this event designated as Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, and Wisconsin.  Rick Bolus added a new concept to determine the team championship this year.  Each team played three regular games and participated in several skill competitions also known as “cut-throat” competitions.  The winner of each regular game was awarded two points while the winner of each skill competition received one point.  Kentucky won the competition with a 2-1 record in the regular games and a total of 8.5 points over Indiana who was also 2-1 and tallied 7.5 points.  Wisconsin was 3-0 in the regular games but only won one competition and finished with 7.0 points.  This style was well received by the ladies and the competition was intense in all events.  The Tournament MVP from Kentucky was 5-8 8th Grade Lexi Taylor Mt. Washington Middle School Mt. Washington, KY.  The Tournament Runner-Up MVP from Indiana was 5-10 So. Sierra Graham Bullitt Central Shepherdsville, KY.

 

Game Scores

Indiana

85

Tennessee

78

 

Kentucky

80

Utah

67

 

Wisconsin

67

Ohio

65

OT

Indiana

81

Utah

61

 

Wisconsin

102

Kentucky

71

 

Tennessee

78

Ohio

71

 

Wisconsin

63

Indiana

61

 

Kentucky

71

Tennessee

66

 

Utah

55

Ohio

52

 

 

Records

Wisconsin

3-0

Kentucky

2-1

Indiana

2-1

Tennessee

1-2

Utah

1-2

Ohio

0-3

 

Final Team Standings

Team

Regular Games

Skill Competitions

Total Points

 

 

 

 

Kentucky

4

4.5

8.5

Indiana

4

3.5

7.5

Wisconsin

6

1

7

Ohio

0

4

4

Tennessee

2

0

2

Utah

2

0

2

 

 

CONCLUSION

Written by Ron Harrison

 

This was an excellent one day event with some very talented ladies in attendance.  5-10 Sr. Haylee Croom Rossview Clarksville, TN was named Camp MVP and is a very versatile performer who can play both inside or outside.  6-1 Sr. Karly Dyer Mt Juliet Mt. Juliet, TN was named Camp Runner-Up MVP and is a versatile scorer who shoots well inside or outside.  5-6 Jr. Lily Grimes Breckinridge County Harned, KY was named Top Underclassman and is a scoring point guard who can do it all.  5-8 Sr. Adarian Gray North Hopkins Madisonville, KY is a versatile scorer who can light up the scoreboard.  5-7 Jr. Jordan Brock Harlan Harlan, KY is a veteran 2 guard who is a prolific scorer.  5-9 Sr. Ashton Woodard Menifee County Frenchburg, KY is a versatile inside/outside player.  5-8 8th Grade Maddie Scherr Ryle Union, KY watch for this one!! Great future ahead for her.

 

6-2 Sr. Aimee Jump Ryle Union, KY strong rebounder and shot blocker defends the rim.  5-8 Sr. Marshana Baskin Indian Hill Cincinnati, OH is an excellent mid-range scorer.  5-6 Sr. Lyric Campbell Hopkins County Central Madisonville is a lightning quick point guard who defends.  5-8 Sr. Jayla Spurlock Johnson Central Paintsville, KY is an athletic scorer who shoots the ball.  5-9 Sr. Briana Lanham Madison Southern Berea, KY is a strong forward who shoots the ball and has improved her perimeter skills.  5-11 Jr. Raegan Williams Bullitt East Mt. Washington, KY is a talented post player.  5-10 Sr. Madison Fritz Thomas Nelson Bardstown, KY is a solid all-around player.

 

5-8 So. Lex Mayes Murray Murray, KY shoots, rebounds, and defends.  5-11 Jr. Milena Clarke East Carter Grayson County sound fundamentally with a nice mid-range shot, poised for a good season.  5-8 Fr. Keke Ikeard Hopkins County Central Madisonville, KY is an athletic wing player.  5-8 Jr. Kaitlin McClain Clay County Celina, TN shoots, rebounds, and defends.  5-5 Sr. Kylie Orr Newport Newport, KY is a floor leader with range on her jump shot.  5-6 Fr. Macy Rippy Rossview Clarksville, TN excellent team player with good shooting touch, good future.  5-7 Sr. Amy Weisner Columbus North Columbus, IN shoots and rebounds.

 

There were several ladies that were not selected for the all-tournament team that had excellent performances:  5-9 So. Taylor Cromer South Laurel London, KY has excellent range on her shot.  5-5 Jr. Valerie Johnson Fairdale Fairdale, KY is a point guard who excels in transition.  5-6 So. Braxton Price Henry Clay Lexington, KY is a versatile defender who will play quality minutes for a good Henry Clay team this season.  5-5 Sr. Melanie Wilson Corbin Corbin, KY is a cerebral point guard that find and hits the open shots.  5-10 So. Sierra Graham Bullitt Central Shepherdsville, KY excellent defender.  5-5 Jr. Lauren Masden Bullitt East Mt. Washington, KY is a true point guard with PG skills and a high basketball IQ.

 

There was a lot of young talent today that will play significant minutes this season.  5-6 8th Grade Maggie Croom Rossview Middle Clarksville, TN defends at a high level for her grade.  5-8 8th Grade Maggie Jones Simon Kenton Independence, KY has excellent range on her shot.  5-8 8th Grade Lexi Taylor Mt. Washington Middle School Mt. Washington, KY has the ability to finish at the rim.

I was unable to mention every player here but there were several other players who impressed today.  I read all the evaluations and was very impressed with everyone here.  The skills, attitudes, and work ethics were apparent as this was a very busy day and all the girls worked extremely hard.  Also, a thanks to all the coaches and especially to all the parents who as usual showed a lot of support today.