Summer Sizzlin @ The Lebanon High Team Camp
It was good to see the ladies back in the gym again as team camps continued. Some squads around the Middle Tennessee area descended on Lebanon, TN to compete and gain more experience on the hardwood. Competition was premium, as…
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Continue ReadingIt was good to see the ladies back in the gym again as team camps continued. Some squads around the Middle Tennessee area descended on Lebanon, TN to compete and gain more experience on the hardwood. Competition was premium, as teams from both the private and public school sectors battled it out. Day 1 set the tone for what would be a fun and energetic week of hoops on the campus of Lebanon HS.
Here is a recap of some girls who showed out day 1 from the Lebanon Team camp.
The Cannon Co. girls picked up where they left off from last year. Led by 5’9 senior guard Anaston Holt and 6’1 post Isabella Pelham, the Lady Lions scratched and clawed their way through the day. Their senior leadership brought cohesiveness and was a huge staple in the way the team played. Anaston knocked down some clutch shots from the arc, while Bella was on the boards, finishing in the painted area using a bevy of moves. Bella was real active on the glass on both ends of the floor.
Two other girls who stood out were Mackenzie Noel from Hendersonville and Avery Haymans from Mt. Juliet. Mackenzie, a rising 6’1 sophomore, was a beast in the paint. She played a huge role in finishing plays. Whether it was finishing through contact to score a bucket or grabbing a rebound from a teammate’s missed shot, she utilized her height and skill to gain position to finish out the possession. Avery, a 5’7 rising Sophomore, hit some clutch shots for the Lady Bears. Dialing it from deep, you could find her knocking down the corner three. If that option wasn’t available, she was taking it to the rack.
Lastly, the host team, Lebanon High School, had a couple of girls who stood out as well. Rising freshman Tiara Spencer, continues to dazzle as she competes with the varsity squad. Her savvy basketball IQ along with her grit and court awareness, put her in position multiple to make the right play. Whether it was knocking down a shot, or a key assist, she had her hand in the success of her team. Macey Baker, the rising junior 6’3 post player, banged down low. She was always in the mix, grabbing board, solidifying put backs, and just causing chaos down low. Liked the way she banged and utilized her body to gain position down low.