Our annual Girl’s Unsigned Hype consistently features some of the top overall talent in the Middle Georgia area and the point guard prospects in attendance always demonstrate top-notch floor general qualities. Here is a look at a few that stood out this year.

Aeria Hagans, 2027, Washington County

Hagans has been the hardest worker at camp over the past two years. Three words explain her playing style, junk-yard-dog. She is a tenacious on-ball defender who wreaks havoc 94-feet and a relentless downhill offensive attacker that puts pressure on opponents whenever the ball is in her hands. Any colleges looking for glue-prospect that makes winning plays should look no further than the Sandersville, Georgia native.

Khloie Stanley, 2028, Ace Academy

Stanley is another ultra-aggressive, tough nosed lead guard that mixed it up on both ends. The south-paw junior constantly turned ball handlers full court and drove hard going left at every chance. Competing hard is half the battle, so playing heavy minutes and having next level opportunities won’t be an issue here.

Zhoie Stanley, 2028, Ace Academy

If you haven’t noticed, playing defense was a common theme at Unsigned Hype Camp and Zhoie joined in on the party. She locked-up on the ball, but was more impressive getting steals shooting gaps on skip passes. She also knocked down open midrange jumpers at a high-clip.

Lawren Anderson, 2027, Central-Macon

Anderson made heady, IQ offensive decisions during live scrimmages. She passed the ball up to open teammates and controlled pace superbly. Anderson picked and chose her attack spots carefully and was a more efficient scorer as a result. She’s a deep sleeper prospect that could play a key role in helping the Lady Chargers return to form.

Kacie Reeves, 2027, Central-Macon

Reeves has developed nicely over the years. She is a still a work in progress, but the growth is evident. She has improved in several aspects of the game including ball handling, shooting, passing, and defending. Her progression bodes well for Central-Macon and should provide her a serious chance at playing collegiately.

TaKorie Bryant, 2029, Warner Robins

Bryant is a sparkplug the plays fast end-to-end. She might be small in stature, but her game is much bigger in-between the lines. The sophomore floor general is at her best in the open floor scoring and distributing the ball.

Danielle Williams, 2028, Mount De Sales

Williams thrived in three-on-three action and proved to be one of the most fundamentally sound players in attendance during five-on-five full court play. She consistently finished off two-feet and made textbook decisions off the bounce. Solid player who could be in line for a big season.