Dayeesha Hollins (Winton Woods/Cincinnati, OH) appears to be a sleeper at the point guard position along the lines of Keyrra Gillespie (Statesville, NC) as they battled Sunday morning. Hollins is as good of a defender as perhaps any point guard in the class and gets to the rim consistently with the ability to finish time after time.

There was not a better post player in the gym this weekend than No. 6 ranked Monique Oliver (Long Beach Poly/Long Beach, CA). Her motor idled a little during pool play but when it was time for the show, Oliver turned up several notches very quickly. She showed her entire arsenal of post moves scoring with both hands over both shoulders during the quarterfinal match-up with Tennessee Flight Silver.

Eliza Pierre (John Muir/Pasadena, CA) is a summer teammate of Oliver’s for West Coast Elite and is the motor behind the team’s transition game. She sets the table for Oliver and Company while finding ways to get in the lane and score herself. Extending the range and adding to the consistency on her jumper is an area for improvement.

Alexis Rogers (Lakota West/Cincinnati, OH) guest played with Cincinnati’s Finest this weekend and fit right in. The 6-1 combo forward displayed her versatility playing inside and out. Rogers is at her best in the mid post where she had her way with everyone that tried to single cover her.

There aren’t many point forwards in the girls game but 6-3 Mikaela Ruef (Beavercreek, OH) did her best impression on Sunday evening against the New York Gauchos. No. 24 overall in her class, she is a lefty with legit three-point range on her jumper and a good, solid frame too. Her handle and shooting ability will give colleges plenty of ways to use her.

Although her name wasn’t in the information I had, it didn’t take long to pick 5-7 point guard Sharena Taylor (Detroit Country Day/Detroit, MI) out of the players on the floor. Coming from the same high school as NBA stars Shane Battier and Chris Webber, the No. 39 player found ways to really get the offense rolling in a Sunday victory over Team Unique. She can shoot the three, the midrange and finish at the rim.

Ieasia Walker (Copiaque, NY) is a true New York point guard. Walker switches gears with the basketball in her hand like a high-speed luxury automobile. She got to the basket and finished consistently as well as any player in the building. With the game on the line late against Michigan Crossover and the aforementioned Taylor, she dribbled through the defense hitting several clutch baskets.