Great Lakes Challenge – Post Players To Watch

The Prep Girls Hoops Circuit is on it's way to Michigan this weekend. The Great Lakes Challenge will be held in Grand Rapids and will have a lot of high quality players and prospects to watch. There will be some excellent post players that college coaches, scouts, and fans may want to watch out for. Let’s take a look at some of the post players to watch at the Great Lakes Challenge. <strong>Faith Carson (2023, C, UTS Elite 2023, Buchanan)</strong> Carson is a must see at the Great Lakes Challenge. In my opinion, she's a top 100 prospect in the country. Carson has elite strength to go along with soft hands and is a great passer as well. <strong>Emma Cleland (2022, C, Michigan Goonies 2022, Armada)</strong> Cleland has the look of an old school center that's willing to do all the dirty work in the paint. She's a rebounder first, with the ability to clean up on the glass. <strong>Victoria Delratz (2023, C, NWI Thunder 2022 Gold, Morgan Township)</strong> Delratz is a vertical defender with soft hands on defense. She has the look of a natural shot blocker and a potential difference maker on D. <strong>Jac’ana Anderson (2022, C, Team Evolution United 2022, Mayfield)</strong> Harwell is an intriguing prospect with her strength and length. She can score from under the rim as well as utilize a solid free throw line jumper. Harwell is an athletic defender. <strong>Nikkel Johnson (2024, PF, K3 Lady Elite, Kankakee)</strong> Johnson is a strong and physical presence in the post. She's a grinder that makes hustle plays for her team. Johnson looks ready and willing to accept any matchup this weekend. <strong>Kylie Kinser (2023, PF, Illinois Inferno 2022 Elite Blue)</strong> I've never seen Kinser live, but I like the look of her game translating into a stretch 4 with length. From film, she looks like a high IQ player that plays with a lot of poise. <strong>Lily Miller (2022, PF, Hardwood Midwest 2022, Muskegon Mona Shores)</strong> Miller is a bouncy and long forward that can athletically run the floor. She's a skilled lefty and she knows how it to her advantage. <strong>Jen Pryor (2022, PF, Athlete Headquarters 2022, Toledo Christian Central)</strong> Pryor has some real post skills. She seals defenders in the lane and stays pass ready when she does. Pryor is a back to the basket player that can finish over her right shoulder. She's a solid shot blocker as well. &nbsp;