Michigan State Showcase

This August I decided it was time to get my name on the radar, and it was time to get serious about my basketball career. So there I was on September 16th, 2023 getting ready for my first ever Prep Girls Hoops Top 250 Expo showcase. I live in Minot, North Dakota. I traveled 1200 miles away from home to showcase myself, and It did not disappoint. I want to thank the staff and coaches who came out and worked their butts off to run such a great showcase by filming, doing write-ups, teaching/ helping us player learn knew things, and most importantly making connections with us. This was the first serious basketball event I have attended that has involved college coaches being able to see what you can do. When I play ball I'm not the kid who scores the most points usually, and many people think that's all that matters. No, not at these events. I'm the player who does all the little things like boxing out, setting strong screens, court vision, rebounding against the trees, encouraging my teammates, and lastly, my biggest strength is my ability to hustle my butt off the entire game. By sneaking behind people to get steals, trapping, 94-foot nose-tight defense, doing whatever I can to stop a fast break, and going after every single loose ball there is, those things have been noticed. All I've wanted my entire basketball career has been for the little things I do to pay off. Doing the little things helped me reach my goal by becoming a top performer at the Ohio Top 250 Expo. Thank you PGH for giving me this opportunity.

Prep Girls Hoops has given me an opportunity to showcase my talent in front of college coaches and recruiters. I am blessed to get the exposure that PGH has given me. Thank you Prep Network!

I would like to send a huge thank you to Prep Girls Hoops as a whole. Throughout my high school career Prep Girls Hoops has done an incredible job of covering not only me but the entire state. Countless write-ups ups, highlights, and articles about the best talent from 5A - 1A. I speak on behalf of all female players from the state when I say thank you for the publicity and coverage! Continue to do great things and continue to change people's lives.

The girls showcase my daughter attended definitely exceeded expectations. The staff and coaches were very knowledgeable and professional and the feedback some provided following the showcase was spot on and very much appreciated. Also, my daughter really enjoyed the opportunity to play with other talented girls. Thank you.

My experience at Prep Girls Hoop 250 Showcase was great! I had lots of fun and got to meet new players. It was very competitive and enjoyable. I also liked being able to play with new teammates and having to adjust to your team, being you don't play with the players you met at the showcase. A showcase I would recommend, lots of talent, competitiveness, and fun!

This was a great experience! I got to meet and compete against some great individuals. This camp also showed me my strength and weaknesses. I enjoyed myself and would love to do it again!

I had a great time at the Prep Girls Hoop showcase! I loved getting to play and test my skills against other talented athletes. It was well organized, and I will definitely be attending again.

I had a great experience playing alongside of the talented class of 2029 girls basketball players in the state of Kentucky. The showcase was very organized fun and competitive. Real Coach Q and Akeem had great write ups on me. I can’t wait to attend another Prep Girls Hoops event it was the best experience.

Playing at the Prep Girls Hoop Louisiana Expo Event was awesome, the coaches motivated us and the competition was tough. This event helped me to continue getting stronger for physical play and the evaluation I received allowed me to really see my progress!

Had a great time at the Freshmen showcase. Lots of talent at the showcase and the coaches were all great. Thanks for an incredible time.

Showcase was a lot of fun. Well organized. Staff did a great job. Will recommend to others. High praise for Coach Brea and Mr. Cedric Cobb.