MacKenzie Robertson (McGregor, Tex.) is the daughter of Baylor coach Kim Mulkey so it is no surprise she has a high basketball IQ. She fits the coach’s daughter mold perfectly. She maintains spacing on offense and shows an understanding of weakside man-to-man defensive principles. She is a crafty passer and she seems very comfortable shooting from the mid-range, even off the bounce. Being more consistent from behind the three-point arc is an area for improvement in this young guard prospect.

Odyssey Sims (Irving, Tex.) is one of the most talented point guards in the country in any class. The lefty has tremendous speed and handles the ball extremely well at full throttle. She sees the court well and is a play maker extraordinaire. Consistency is a must a team’s floor leader and this is an area Sims could improve on. Whether things are going good, bad, or somewhere in-between, teammates are going to look to her for leadership.

Amber Henson (Round Rock, Tex.) is one of the nation’s top 2011 prospects. She’s been battling Osgood Schlatter’s disease and a growth spurt. The disease includes pain in the legs and knees related to activity. Her quickness wasn’t as sharp as during the April viewing period but she still played very well and never complained about the pain. She has great pivots, a high release on her jumper and has a very strong upper body for her age. At 6-3 she has the ability to play three positions and as she matures and starts to play more aggressively she will be a handful.

Alexia Standish (Colleyville, Tex.) is just a freshman but she plays with the confidence of a senior. She is just 5-7 but plays the game as if size doesn’t matter. She has a great first step and she is very good about driving her body into the defender’s hips. She keeps her body compact on her dribble attacks and is always ready to exploit a mistake by the defense. Standish is also a cold-blooded shooter. She has no problem pulling the trigger late in a game and breaking the opponent’s backs. Her aggressiveness helps her on defense as well where building more strength will allow her to become a stellar perimeter defender. You won’t catch her taking plays off. If Dick Vitale watched her play he would definitely break out the phrase “Diaper Dandy”.

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Chris Hansen is the National Director of Scouting for Women’s Basketball at HoopGurlz.com. He leads the panel that evaluates and ranks girl's basketball prospects nationally for HoopGurlz. Chris has been involved in the women’s basketball community since 1998 as a coach, trainer, evaluator and reporter. He can be reached at chris@hoopgurlz.com.