Team Yellow featured players from Byron Middle, Miller Middle, Putnam County Middle, Oak Hill Middle, and Coffee County Middle and each of them showed progression in their development. Here’s a quick post camp analysis of the yellow squad.


Jada Owens, Byron Middle School

Owens showed the ability to shoot the ball with efficiency from the perimeter and was impressive putting the ball on the floor creating scoring opportunities for herself as well as teammates. A solid player to follow out of Fort Valley, Georgia.


Taylor Burke, Putnam Middle School

Burke provided a spark whenever the ball was in her hands. She was quick end-to-end and at her best in transition. The Putnam County Middle School product stood out among the best and was tabbed an all-camp performer by our staff.


Khalyah Freeman, Oak Hill Middle School

Freeman was another good player in attendance hailing from Oak Hill Middle School in Milledgeville, Georgia. She competed hard and fit in with players she wasn’t familiar with. It’s often hard to see everything a player has to offer in a camp setting, but it was easy to see that Freeman will be ready to contribute when her number is called.


Kennedy Parnell, Coffee County Middle School

Parnell is a bruising guard that thrived playing with contact. Offensively, she attacked hard going downhill and finished strong in traffic. With her presence along with a few teammates who were in attendance we think it’s safe to say Coffee County Middle is in good hands.


Jayla Curry, Miller Middle School

Curry played hard and was fearless in the paint against bigger defenders. She displayed improved footwork on the interior and was the only camper to take a successful charge during live scrimmages. Every team needs a hustle player and Jayla fits the description (all-camp performer.)


Rylee Davis, Miller Middle School

This young lady has the potential to be a big time rebounder and defender once she starts to trust her athletic gifts. She had eye-catching moments rebounding and on the ball defensively when engaged.


Chloe Williams, Miller Middle School

Another all-camp performer that displayed a nice overall developing skillset. Williams is a long point guard that is an all-around fundamentally sound player who naturally does things the right way on the court.