Session II of the MADE Hoops Girls Winter Circuit in Roseville, CA provided a perfect showcase for some of the region’s premier middle school programs as they looked to close the calendar year out strong.
Here are some of the standout 6th and 7th Grade performers who shined last weekend:
Milah Wilson, Underr8ted – Milah Wilson 2031
Wilson plays with a high motor, impacting the game on both the offensive and defensive glass while consistently disrupting opposing ball-handlers. She forces defenders to play her honestly with her ability to knock down the three or attack the rim, and she shows strong fundamentals as a passer with good decision-making.
Rayah Miller, Underr8ted 2031
Miller is active defensively, consistently jumping passing lanes and creating opportunities in transition. She keeps her head up, finds teammates up the floor, and is comfortable putting the ball on the deck when needed.
Elicia Robles, NW Magic Team Tiarra Jr. EYBL 2031
Robles is a confident scoring guard who finishes in the paint, shoots the three, and thrives in transition. She brings the ball up with strength, uses effective pull-ups, and shows solid court vision.
Si’Maija “Toot” Featherson, CV Elite 2031
An aggressive downhill attacker who looks to score while staying under control at the rim. She protects the ball on finishes, finds open teammates, and plays with strong engagement and confidence.
Lavynn Burgoyne, Meta Hoops 2031
Burgoyne is a dominant scoring guard who consistently looks ahead to teammates and sprints the floor in transition. She sets the tone offensively and stands out as a go-to player for her team.
Layla Malcolm, Fröhlich 2032
Malcolm brings a strong on-court presence, using her strength and ability to score going left or right. She pushes tempo with the ball, engages teammates, and uses her size effectively on both ends.
Mavery Price, Cal Stars 2032
Price shows excellent court awareness, using her length to make smart inside-out passes. She rebounds well, can push the ball when needed, and finishes efficiently in the paint.
Jaliyah Jackson, Cal Stars 2032
Jackson plays with poise and doesn’t over-dribble, showing a good feel for when to stop and pop. She applies pressure full court, scores in multiple ways, and brings steady energy as a team leader.
Payton Arlington, AVAC Golden Girls 2032
Arlington pushes the tempo as a coast-to-coast scorer who can break traps and apply defensive pressure. She sees the floor well and stretches defenses with her ability to knock down the three.
