📍 Rock Hill, South Carolina | July 24–27, 2026
ETG Midwest completed its run through the adidas 3SSB Girls Championships by defeating Meta Hoops 50-46 for the 15U 3SSB title. Mayci Dolliver earned MVP honors after delivering her best performance when the championship was on the line.
Lady Phenom United Kissinger captured the 15U Classic championship, while New World Girls Basketball completed a fourth-quarter comeback to claim the 15U Gold title.
15U 3SSB Championship
ETG Midwest 50, Meta Hoops 46
ETG Midwest used balanced scoring and efficient offensive execution to secure the 15U 3SSB championship.
Tournament MVP Mayci Dolliver finished with 16 points, five assists and three rebounds. She shot 5-for-7 from the field, made both of her three-point attempts and went 4-for-4 at the free-throw line.
Dolliver controlled the game with her pace and decision-making. She recognized when to create her own offense, kept her teammates involved and played with composure throughout the championship.
Paige Gargano matched Dolliver with 16 points while adding six rebounds and two assists. She converted six of seven field-goal attempts and consistently supplied ETG with dependable scoring around the painted area.
Allison Blomenkamp completed ETG’s primary scoring group with 10 points, three rebounds, two assists and two three-pointers.
Meta Hoops remained within striking distance behind Kailee Maldonado, who scored 14 points and made three three-pointers. Camilla Poraj-Kuczewski contributed 11 points, four rebounds, two steals and two blocks, while Kerington Kollmann finished with seven points, five rebounds and two steals.
15U 3SSB Most Valuable Player
Mayci Dolliver — ETG Midwest
Tournament: 8.4 PPG | 3.4 APG | 2.8 RPG | 1.0 SPG | 60.0% FG
Championship: 16 PTS | 5 AST | 3 REB | 2 3PM | 4-4 FT
Dolliver was a poised lead guard who controlled the game with her change of pace and decision-making. She consistently reached the painted area, found teammates when the defense collapsed and scored efficiently without forcing attempts.
She delivered her best performance in the championship, finishing with 16 points and five assists on 5-for-7 shooting. Her composure, offensive command and timely shot-making led ETG Midwest to the 15U title and earned her tournament MVP honors.
15U 3SSB First Team
- MVP Mayci Dolliver : — ETG Midwest
8.4 PPG | 3.4 APG | 2.8 RPG | 1.0 SPG | 60.0% FG
- Ava Cumicek — Wisconsin Purple Aces
19.4 PPG | 3.0 RPG | 1.0 APG | 87.5% FT
Cumicek was one of the event’s most dependable perimeter scorers. She prepared her feet quickly, stayed ready away from the ball and consistently punished defenses when they gave her space beyond the arc.
She also showed the ability to handle pressure, attack downhill and finish through contact in the painted area. Cumicek produced a 27-point performance that included a 12-for-14 effort at the free-throw line, helping the Purple Aces overcome a double-digit deficit and advance to the Sweet 16. Her shooting, motor and late-game composure stood out throughout the event.
- Camilla Poraj-Kuczewski — Meta Hoops
17.4 PPG | 7.0 RPG | 1.6 SPG | 1.4 BPG
Poraj-Kuczewski was one of the event’s most complete frontcourt performers. She established position early, displayed patient footwork and finished with a soft touch around the painted area. She also faced the basket, attacked off the dribble and showed the shooting touch to extend beyond the arc.
Defensively, she used her length and mobility to challenge shots, rebound outside her area and create turnovers. She ran the floor well and consistently gave Meta Hoops a productive option in transition. Her inside-out versatility and two-way presence played a major role in the team’s run to the 15U championship game.
- Jaya Taylor — MN Metro Stars The North
13.8 PPG | 2.0 RPG | 1.4 APG
Taylor was one of the event’s quickest guards from end to end. She used her first step to turn the corner, pushed the ball with purpose in transition and consistently placed pressure on the defense by attacking the painted area.
She played through contact, created trips to the free-throw line and brought consistent energy defensively. Taylor finished with 13 points and three assists in the Final Four, including an 8-for-10 performance at the line. Her speed, toughness and attacking mentality helped lead The North to the 15U semifinals.
- Kailee Maldonado — Meta Hoops
14.8 PPG | 1.8 APG | 2.6 3PM
Maldonado was one of the event’s most consistent perimeter shot-makers. She displayed a balanced release, prepared quickly off the catch and confidently extended her range beyond the arc. When defenders closed aggressively, she attacked the opening and finished under control in the painted area.
Her size and composure also helped her see over pressure and make accurate passes. Maldonado recorded 19 points and six assists in the Final Four before adding 14 points and three three-pointers in the championship. Her shooting and playmaking were central to Meta Hoops’ run to the 15U title game
- Livia Asprilla — Seven Days Basketball
18.0 PPG | 5.2 RPG | 65.3% FG
Asprilla was one of the event’s most efficient scorers, averaging 18 points while shooting 65.3 percent from the field. She used her size and strength to finish through contact in the painted area, established position against smaller defenders and ran the floor well in transition.
She also rebounded consistently and showed the ability to advance the ball after securing a defensive board. Her physicality, activity and production were especially impressive while competing up in the 15U division as a 2031 prospect.
- Paige Gargano — ETG Midwest
12.0 PPG | 3.8 RPG | 1.6 SPG
Gargano was active on both ends throughout ETG Midwest’s championship run. She used her length to defend multiple positions, competed on the glass and disrupted possessions with her anticipation and activity.
Offensively, she moved well without the ball and finished efficiently when opportunities developed around the painted area. Gargano delivered one of her best performances in the championship, scoring 16 points on 6-for-7 shooting while adding six rebounds. Her versatility and timely production were important to ETG’s title.
- Peytan Pugh — New York Gauchos
14.5 PPG | 4.0 RPG | 1.8 APG | 3.8 SPG
Pugh was one of the event’s most disruptive point-of-attack defenders. She pressured ball handlers, anticipated passing lanes and consistently turned defensive plays into transition opportunities for the Gauchos.
Offensively, she balanced scoring with playmaking and remained aggressive against pressure. Pugh delivered 23 points, four rebounds, two steals and one assist in the Gauchos’ overtime matchup against Next Level. Her defensive intensity, quickness and ability to create offense stood out throughout the event.
- Treyana Ritter — Hardwood Nation
19.4 PPG | 10.6 RPG | 1.6 BPG
Ritter was one of the event’s most productive interior players, averaging a double-double while giving Hardwood Nation a dependable presence in the painted area. She established a deep position, finished through contact and consistently created second-chance opportunities. Her catch radius also made her an effective target as a roller.
She showed patience when additional defenders arrived, ran the floor well for her size and displayed developing comfort facing the basket. Defensively, Ritter protected the painted area, altered attempts and used her length to finish possessions on the glass. Her production, mobility and communication stood out throughout the event.
- Zoey Stevenson — Next Level
15.8 PPG | 6.4 RPG | 53.8% 3PT
Stevenson was one of the event’s most productive young prospects while competing in the 15U division. She handled the ball comfortably at 6 feet, changed direction well and used her strength to attack downhill and finish through contact in the painted area.
She also provided reliable perimeter shooting, converting 53.8 percent of her three-point attempts. Stevenson delivered 24 points and eight rebounds on 8-for-10 shooting against the New York Gauchos, including a perfect 3-for-3 performance from beyond the arc. Her scoring versatility, rebounding and physical presence helped Next Level advance to the Final Four.
15U 3SSB Second Team
- Allison Blomenkamp — ETG Midwest
Championship: 10 PTS | 3 REB | 2 AST | 2 3PM - Briellyn Parrent — TruGame
15.0 PPG | 2.2 3PM | 55.0% 3PT - Elle Miller — Indiana Basketball Club
14.8 PPG | 1.4 APG | 2.4 3PM - Emmanuella Appoh — United Mission Basketball
10.0 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 1.3 SPG - Isabella Deleeuw — Minnesota Stars
10.4 PPG | 2.0 RPG | 1.0 APG - Kaitlyn Schuman — Wisconsin Purple Aces
14.8 PPG | 2.8 RPG | 1.8 3PM - Leila Unga — Utah Lady Prospects Select
14.4 PPG | 5.6 RPG | 1.2 APG - Maelys Njike — Utah Lady Prospects Elite
9.2 PPG | 3.8 RPG | 1.8 SPG | 1.2 BPG - Malaysia Isaac — New York Gauchos
12.0 PPG | 3.3 RPG | 1.5 APG | 1.3 SPG - Marianna Davis — MN Metro Stars The North
15.6 PPG | 5.2 RPG | 1.6 APG | 1.6 BPG
15U 3SSB Third Team
- Angela Kabeya — Next Level
14.6 PPG | 2.6 RPG | 1.0 SPG - Emery Schmidt — ETG Midwest
Final Four: 12 PTS | 8 REB | 4 STL - Kerington Kollmann — Meta Hoops
9.0 PPG | 5.6 RPG | 1.4 SPG - Kiana Tiernan — New York Gauchos
12.0 PPG | 6.0 RPG - Kylee Mickelsen — Utah Lady Prospects Select
13.0 PPG | 11.6 RPG | 1.0 BPG - Lilani Amezquita — Team Southwest
Key Game: 4 PTS | 2 STL | 1 AST - Morgan Hollingshead — Hardwood Elite
11.0 PPG | 2.8 RPG | 1.8 APG | 2.0 SPG - Sloan King — TruGame
13.6 PPG | 5.0 RPG | 2.4 APG | 1.6 SPG | 1.6 BPG - Taylah Hudgins — Hardwood Nation
11.8 PPG | 1.2 APG | 1.6 3PM - Taylor Passard — TruGame
13.6 PPG | 4.6 RPG | 64.4% FG
15U Classic Championship
Lady Phenom United 63, Elevate Elite 57
Lady Phenom United Kissinger used its depth and a 28-18 rebounding advantage to defeat Elevate Elite in the 15U Classic championship.
Five Lady Phenom players reached double figures. Emmalyn Jewell recorded 14 points and five assists, while Isabella “Izzy” Polley added 14 points, seven rebounds, two assists and one block.
Most Outstanding Player Reagan Bruns scored 13 points and made three three-pointers. Courtney Holman contributed 12 points with three makes from beyond the arc, and Sarah Fluty finished with 10 points, six rebounds, two steals and one block.
Elevate Elite remained competitive behind an outstanding performance from Angel Scruggs. She finished with 25 points, three rebounds, two assists and six steals while converting 10 of 12 free throws.
Scruggs repeatedly attacked the defense, generated contact and created turnovers. Alexis Williams added 10 points, four rebounds and one block on 5-for-7 shooting.
Elevate forced 15 turnovers and recorded 11 steals, but Lady Phenom’s rebounding and balanced scoring ultimately made the difference.
15U Classic Most Outstanding Player
Reagan Bruns — Lady Phenom United
15.0 PPG | 3.5 RPG | 1.7 SPG | 3.5 3PM | 46.7% 3PT
Bruns rarely looked rushed. She brought the ball up with control, kept her head up and helped Lady Phenom get into its offense. When defenders gave her space, she made them pay, averaging 3.5 three-pointers while shooting 46.7 percent from deep.
She also stayed involved defensively, pressured the ball and communicated with her teammates. Bruns made three more three-pointers and scored 13 points in the championship victory over Elevate Elite. Her steady play throughout the weekend earned her the 15U Classic Most Outstanding Player award.
15U Classic First Team
- MOP: Reagan Bruns — Lady Phenom United
15.0 PPG | 3.5 RPG | 1.7 SPG | 3.5 3PM - Angel Scruggs — Elevate Elite
20.0 PPG | 3.5 RPG | 2.5 APG | 3.7 SPG - Brielle Medrano — Team NorCal
16.2 PPG | 3.3 RPG | 1.8 SPG | 3.5 3PM - Hartley Barnes — Texas LoneStar
12.0 PPG | 4.0 RPG | 1.2 SPG - Isabella Polley — Lady Phenom United
14.8 PPG | 7.3 RPG | 2.2 APG - Janiyah Cooper — Tennessee Valley Elite Avengers Gold
16.6 PPG | 3.6 RPG | 1.8 SPG | 1.2 BPG - Peyton Frazier — Team Elite Hubbard
15.4 PPG | 7.6 RPG | 1.0 BPG - Peyton Sughrue — Mass Rivals
13.0 PPG | 4.5 RPG | 2.3 3PM - Seylah Bains — AthElite
22.0 PPG | 3.2 3PM | 47.1% 3PT - Zoey Wonderful — Northwest Greyhounds
18.2 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 2.3 3PM | 92.9% FT
15U Classic Second Team
- Addie Harris — Texas LoneStar
11.4 PPG | 4.6 RPG | 2.0 SPG - Alexis Williams — Elevate Elite
9.2 PPG | 5.8 RPG | 1.2 APG - Courtney Holman — Lady Phenom United
11.2 PPG | 2.7 RPG | 2.0 3 33PM - Eloise Schneider — Elevate Elite Gold
13.8 PPG | 1.6 SPG | 2.6 3PM - Emmerie Walcolm — Northwest Greyhounds
12.2 PPG | 7.2 RPG | 3.0 APG | 2.3 SPG - Harper Mismash — MN Metro Stars
10.6 PPG | 2.8 RPG | 1.8 3PM - Harper Stinnett — Tennessee Lady Impact Gold
15.2 PPG | 5.4 RPG | 2.2 APG | 2.4 SPG - Isadora Hahn — ETG Gold
15.4 PPG | 5.2 RPG | 1.6 APG - Olivia Dann — Southwest Select
8.8 PPG - Zoey Dunsford — Tennessee Valley Elite Avengers Gold
12.0 PPG | 5.4 RPG | 1.8 APG | 4.4 SPG
15U Classic Third Team
- Aaliyah Lawrence — Central Florida Elite
13.4 PPG | 2.0 SPG | 2.4 3PM - Abigail Cunningham — Sol United Gold
11.4 PPG | 1.8 RPG | 1.6 APG | 2.8 SPG - Addy Larrieu — Lady Jets
13.4 PPG | 4.4 RPG - Brooklyn Larson — MN Stars Gold
14.2 PPG | 3.4 RPG | 2.4 3PM - Claire Edison — M14 Hoops
11.6 PPG | 3.4 RPG | 2.0 SPG - Ellie Boyle — Meta Gold
12.0 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 1.5 SPG - Emmalyn Jewell — Lady Phenom United
10.7 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 4.2 APG | 1.5 SPG - Hollynn Carney — Sol United
9.0 PPG | 1.7 RPG - Lia Vázquez Fuentes — MBJ Elite
12.2 PPG | 4.4 RPG | 1.8 SPG - Lyric Cunningham — FAM Hoops
9.6 PPG | 6.0 RPG | 1.0 BPG
15U Gold Championship
New World Girls Basketball 46, Carolina Queens Elite 40
New World Girls Basketball outscored Carolina Queens Elite 18-10 in the fourth quarter to capture the 15U Gold championship.
Most Outstanding Player Jazlynn Swales finished with 12 points, three rebounds, one assist, three steals and one block. Her ability to create contact was especially important, as she converted eight of nine free throws.
Isabella Smith also scored 12 points while adding five rebounds, two assists and three three-pointers. Sayuri Simmons supplied 10 points, five assists, three rebounds, three steals and three makes from beyond the arc. Kaitlynn Fru contributed eight points, six rebounds and two three-pointers.
Carolina Queens Elite received a game-high 13 points from Nylah Littlejohn, who shot 6-for-9 from the field. Kennedi Johnson finished with nine points, two rebounds, two assists and four steals, while Aa’Lynna Bridges added nine points, five rebounds and two steals.
New World committed 25 turnovers, but Carolina’s 32 giveaways prevented the Queens from taking full advantage. New World’s perimeter shooting, late free throws and fourth-quarter execution secured the championship.
15U Gold Most Outstanding Player
Jazlynn Swales — New World Girls Basketball
8.3 PPG | 4.3 RPG | 1.5 APG | 1.3 SPG | 75.9% FT
Swales provided physicality, defensive versatility and late-game composure throughout the event. In the championship, her 8-for-9 performance at the free-throw line gave New World dependable production when the game tightened.
15U Gold All-Tournament Team
- MOP: Jazlynn Swales — New World Girls Basketball
8.3 PPG | 4.3 RPG | 1.5 APG | 1.3 SPG - Aa’Lynna Bridges — Carolina Queens Elite
Tournament: 5.7 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 1.0 APG | 0.8 SPG
Championship: 9 PTS | 5 REB | 2 STL - Charlie Riley-Williams — Zone 6 Celtics Gold
11.8 PPG | 6.2 RPG | 1.5 BPG - Isabella Smith — New World Girls Basketball
8.7 PPG | 2.3 RPG | 1.5 SPG
Championship: 12 PTS | 5 REB | 2 AST | 3 3PM - Jersey Turner — Power 5 Gold
12.3 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 1.0 APG | 2.3 3PM - Kaitlynn Fru — New World Girls Basketball
9.0 PPG | 3.8 RPG | 2.0 SPG | 50.0% 3PT - Kennedi Johnson — Carolina Queens Elite
Tournament: 15.5 PPG | 3.0 APG | 2.0 SPG | 69.9% TS
Championship: 9 PTS | 2 REB | 2 AST | 4 STL - London McCrorey — Virginia Diamonds Gold
8.2 PPG | 5.5 RPG | 0.8 SPG | 56.0% FG - Olivia Speringo — Team Legit Gold
11.0 PPG | 2.5 RPG | 2.5 3PM | 50.0% 3PT - Sayuri Simmons — New World Girls Basketball
9.2 PPG | 2.3 RPG | 1.0 APG | 1.7 SPG
Championship: 10 PTS | 5 AST | 3 REB | 3 STL | 3 3PM