PGH Showcase: Team 5 Evals

We are winding down with the player evals from each player that attended the PGH Showcase with team 5 evals listed out below. Follow the links for evals from <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/10/pgh-showcase-team-1-evals/">Team 1</a>, <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/10/pgh-showcase-team-2-evals/">Team 2</a>, <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/10/pgh-showcase-team-3-evals/">Team 3</a> and <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/10/pgh-showcase-team-4-evals/">Team 4</a>. Team 5 included four players from Washington and two from North Carolina. I have contact information readily available for any players from any of the evals below or any players previously highlighted. <h3><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Team 5 Evals:</strong></span></h3> 2025 5'8 PG <strong>Keiara Curtis</strong> (Life Christian Academy) - One of the standout performers from the event, despite being one of the youngest players in attendance. Curtis has a shifty and slick handle, she's quick and can make athletic plays in transition. She showed zero fear competing up against players much older than her and she more than held her own. A rising Division 1 prospect in Washington's 2025 class. *Feature image (Defending) 2021 5'9 SG [player_tooltip player_id="82970" first="Laura" last="Smith"] (Richland HS) - Long, agile and all around athletic off guard that has a high ceiling to go along with an improved offensive skill set. She can make the pull up jumper or get all the way to the basket. She also has lockdown defensive potential at the next level with her length and lateral movement. Still available! 2022 5'9 PG<strong> Riley B. Corcoran</strong> (Chapel Hill HS-NC) - Corcoran was outstanding at the showcase with her skill and motor. The first thing that stood out was her turning defense to offense and scoring in transition. She is a smooth athlete, very skilled and plays hard on both sides of the ball. A player that should be on several school's radars and she is highly interested in attending college in the [program_tooltip program_id='716198' first='Pacific' last=''] Northwest. 2022 5'11 SF [player_tooltip player_id="144532" first="Jada" last="Walters"] (Bothell HS) - The top all around performer from session 2, taking home the MVP award. Walters displayed outstanding rebounding ability, finishing through contact and knocking down the outside shot. Walters has things to continue to improve in with certain details of the game, but she stood out among several D1 offered players. A big time stock riser in the 2022 class. 2023 5'11 CG <strong>Zoe Adams</strong> (University of Texas HS-NC) - A college coaches' dream of a player because she is vocal, coachable and a great teammate. Sometimes these things can be difficult to read in a short showcase, but Adams had it on full display. She has great length as a guard/wing and she can really do a little bit of everything on the court with a diverse offensive skill set all around. She would be a good fit in the WAC, Big Sky or Big West Conferences. 2023 6'6 PF [player_tooltip player_id="115393" first="Olivia" last="Anderson"] (Ellensburg HS) - Voted as the top prospect from the PGH Showcase. Anderson has outstanding length and mobility at 6'6 with a world of untapped potential. She hit a pull up jumper in her first offensive possession, showing her potential and a versatile wing-forward. As she continues to gain more playing experience and getting comfortable playing ultra physical basketball, she will only get better with time. A high major prospect in the 2023 class.