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We rank the players per request of coaches. The rankings offer coaches insight on where players stand after their performance at an elite event prior to adding them to their radar. We use the rankings as a way to asses where players are compared to other players across the country. We submit stats and information for coaches who are interested in players from our events.

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Our mission is to offer maximum recruitment and NIL opportunities for all players and programs through Ihoopcrazy events and platforms.

Who is this showcase for?

If you aspire to play basketball at the collegiate level, this showcase is for you.

(2030) Grace Bourn, VT, PG

Grace Bourn was electric in the ihoopcrazy future 40 showcase as she dominated her games and let her opponents know she is no joke. She displayed phenomenal leadership and led her team along the way.

One of Grace's best attributes is her IQ and court awareness. She's efficient and makes few mistakes.

With great shooting and ball-handling ability, she is not someone to sleep on.

Jocelyn Archer shows why she's more than just a player.

2030 Jocelyn Archer was an absolute refreshment to watch. We've seen Jocelyn play may times, including in Ohio (Super 60) and in New Jersey (2024 Ihoopcrazy All-American Game), and she has absolutely grown as a player and leader. Her game was smooth as she stayed poised and in charge in her 2 showcase games. One thing that her showcase coach, Jacqueline, highlighted about her was her leadership throughout the showcase. Jocelyn was a "second coach" on the court.

2031, Ashlyn Jones, PG, MA

Ashlyn Jones showed why she is arguably the best guard coming out of Fall River, MA! She made huge contributions to her team as she led the way as the premier guard for her showcase team.

While down by nearly 30 points, Ashlyn carved out a tough win against a really good Showcase Orange team. She did it with her tremendous tenacity and lethal downhill guard play. Ashlyn impressed the crowd with her leadership through the large deficit, doing whatever was needed to win.

2030, Charlie Morales, MA, CT

Charlie Morales is a lethal opponent on any team. She was the leader and not just with the ball. Charlie did it all on the court and was precise with every pass and shot, every step of the way.

She ran the fastbreak very smoothly and efficiently, making her a real threat at her size in her position.

Charlie was extremely efficient, knocking down big game shots for her team. From 3's, to hezi-blow byes, she was very hard to guard. Her energy was contagious and was truly a source of life, her team thrived off of.

2031, Isabella Ogunlesi, RI, G

Isabella, although a 7th-grader, was named one of the most outstanding players on her showcase team. Bella contributed to a major comeback win against a very good Orange Showcase team.

Her game and style of play is very different and unique. As an undersized big, Bella took control and dominated the boards. She does a great job at slashing and cutting through the gaps and finding a way to remain a threat.

Defensively, Bella is vocal and constantly staying active. She's an absolute threat on all sides of the floor on defense.

Bella also stood out as a lead rebounder for her team. Even though a smaller forward, she did not let any of that lose her ability to chase down rebounds and cause havoc underneath the hoop.

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