Tatum Gordon, Proformance Athletics Headline HHH The Prelude 2026

ANAHEIM / LADERA RANCH, CA — October 31–November 1, 2026 — Hype Her Hoops The Prelude brought together girls basketball programs from across the region for a weekend of competition at OGP Anaheim and OGP Ladera.

Tatum Gordon earned 8th Super MVP honors as Proformance Athletics highlighted the weekend with a 64–49 victory over Seven Days Basketball. Reiko Richards led LA Sky in 8th Gold, Kelaia Hall earned 7th Gold MVP honors for Team Why Not Jr., and Aleiya McGrew delivered a dominant performance for Sports Academy Swish in the 3rd/4th Grade division.

Scope Scouting recognizes the featured winning teams, division MVPs, and official All-Tournament selections, with individual statistics provided by The Passport.

8th Super

Featured Winner: Proformance Athletics

Featured Game: Proformance Athletics 64, Seven Days Basketball 49

Proformance Athletics used a decisive 20–6 third quarter to pull away from Seven Days Basketball. Tatum Gordon scored 23 points with four rebounds and three assists, connecting on four three-pointers. Jazmine Edwards and Paris Woodhouse added 13 points each, while Livia Asprilla led Seven Days with 22 points and eight rebounds.

MVP: Tatum Gordon | Proformance Athletics

12.8 PPG | 2.0 RPG | 1.8 APG | 1.8 3PM

Gordon earned 8th Grade Super MVP honors with her dynamic scoring ability, advanced ball-handling skills, and excellent feel for the game. She plays with great pace and body control, using quick crossovers, changes of speed, and an explosive first step to create separation. Gordon is a versatile three-level scorer who can knock down perimeter shots, pull up in the mid-range, or attack the basket and finish through contact. She provided a consistent perimeter scoring presence throughout the tournament, averaging nearly two made three-pointers per game. Her 23-point performance against Seven Days highlighted her ability to stretch the defense and take over offensively.

Gordon also brings strong court vision, basketball IQ, and natural playmaking instincts, showing the ability to control the tempo and create opportunities for teammates. Defensively, she anticipates passing lanes, competes on the ball, and provides active help defense. She finished the four-game event averaging 12.8 points per game, showcasing the scoring versatility, creativity, and leadership that make her an exciting backcourt prospect.

All-Tournament First Team

Ava Ubaka | CV ASSASSINS — 18.0 PPG | 6.8 RPG | 1.8 APG

Ubaka is a dynamic guard with excellent size, speed, and a versatile offensive skill set. She attacks downhill, finishes through traffic, and shows a soft touch with her floater. Her ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc adds another dimension to her scoring, while her left-handed drive-and-kick passing demonstrates good court vision.

Ubaka also makes an impact on the glass, creating second-chance opportunities with her rebounding and put-backs. Her combination of length, scoring versatility, and ability to create for teammates makes her one of the more intriguing guards in the 2031 class.

Bailey Seaton | Team Why Not Jr. — 12.5 PPG | 4.3 RPG | 2.5 SPG

Seaton is a highly skilled guard with exceptional ball-handling ability, creativity, and a strong feel for the game. She keeps a tight, low dribble and uses quick crossovers, hesitation moves, and changes of pace to create separation and break down defenders. A versatile three-level scorer, Seaton can knock down shots from deep, create opportunities in the mid-range, and attack the basket with confidence, using either hand to finish around defenders.

Seaton also demonstrates excellent court vision and a natural ability to run an offense, recognizing defensive rotations and finding teammates for scoring opportunities. Her competitive motor extends to the defensive end, where she averaged 2.5 steals per game while contributing 4.3 rebounds. She finished the tournament averaging 12.5 points per game, showcasing the combination of scoring versatility, playmaking instincts, and defensive activity that makes her a well-rounded backcourt prospect.

Livia Asprilla | Seven Days Basketball — 17.8 PPG | 8.2 RPG | 2.2 APG

Asprilla is a versatile, physical wing with excellent size, length, and the ability to impact the game both inside and out. She runs the floor well in transition, plays with a high motor, and uses her strength and body control to finish through contact. Asprilla is effective attacking the basket and establishing position inside, while also showing the ability to stretch the defense with her perimeter shooting. She averaged 17.8 points per game, including a 22-point, eight-rebound performance against Proformance Athletics.

Asprilla also makes a strong impact on the glass, averaging 8.2 rebounds per game, and demonstrates good court awareness as a passer. She recognizes opportunities to push the ball in transition and create scoring chances for teammates. Her combination of physical tools, scoring versatility, rebounding, and basketball instincts makes her a well-rounded prospect with significant upside as she continues to develop.

Maliyah Murray | Prodigy Athletic — 23.0 PPG | 5.0 RPG | 3.0 3PM

Murray is a talented 6’0″ guard with excellent length, fluid athleticism, and an impressive perimeter shooting touch. She has a smooth, consistent shooting stroke with deep three-point range and the ability to knock down shots both off the catch and while moving into open space. Murray runs the floor exceptionally well, plays with a high motor, and uses her ball-handling ability to create scoring opportunities in transition. She was one of the tournament’s leading scorers, averaging 23.0 points and three made three-pointers per game across three contests.

Murray also brings versatility on the defensive end, using her length and mobility to disrupt passing lanes and challenge opposing players. She competes on the glass, averaging 5.0 rebounds per game, and shows a willingness to contribute beyond her scoring. Her combination of size, shooting ability, athleticism, and defensive potential makes her an exciting two-way prospect with considerable upside.

All-Tournament Second Team

Harper Lewis | Sports Academy Swish — 10.3 PPG | 7.5 RPG

Lewis is a skilled 6’4″ frontcourt prospect with excellent size, length, and a strong feel for the game. She establishes good position inside, uses her size effectively around the basket, and displays a soft touch when finishing through contact. Lewis also shows offensive versatility with the ability to step away from the basket and knock down perimeter shots. Her basketball IQ and passing instincts allow her to recognize defensive pressure and create opportunities for teammates out of the post.

Defensively, Lewis uses her length and positioning to protect the paint, challenge shots, and provide a consistent presence on the glass. She averaged 7.5 rebounds per game while contributing 10.3 points throughout the tournament. Her combination of size, interior skills, court awareness, and developing perimeter game gives her considerable versatility and long-term upside.

Kalei Douglas | Team NorCal JR3SSB — 13.7 PPG | 3.3 SPG

Douglas is a quick, explosive guard with excellent ball-handling skills and the ability to break down defenders off the dribble. She uses her shiftiness, sharp changes of direction, and quick first step to create separation and attack the basket. Douglas is effective at finishing through traffic and shows good court vision, recognizing opportunities to find open teammates when the defense collapses. She averaged 13.7 points per game, providing a consistent offensive presence throughout the tournament.

Defensively, Douglas brings an aggressive, hard-nosed approach, applying pressure on opposing ball-handlers and competing the length of the floor. Her quick hands and anticipation helped her average 3.3 steals per game. Her combination of speed, creativity, playmaking instincts, and defensive intensity makes her an exciting young guard with strong two-way potential.

Rosalie Piukala | Team Kidd — 15.3 PPG | 8.8 RPG | 2.5 APG | 2.5 SPG

Piukala is a dynamic, physical guard with an advanced handle, excellent change-of-direction ability, and the quickness to create scoring opportunities off the dribble. She plays with confidence attacking the basket, using tight ball control and sharp changes of pace to split defenders and finish through contact. Piukala can create her own shot while also recognizing opportunities to find open teammates when defenses collapse. She averaged 15.3 points and 2.5 assists per game, demonstrating her ability to contribute as both a scorer and playmaker.

Piukala also makes a significant impact on the glass, using her strength, athleticism, and positioning to average an impressive 8.8 rebounds per game. Defensively, she competes with intensity, applies pressure, and uses her quickness to disrupt passing lanes, averaging 2.5 steals. Her combination of scoring creativity, physicality, rebounding, and playmaking makes her a versatile two-way prospect with considerable upside.

Rylan Miranda | Team Kidd — 14.8 PPG | 7.0 RPG

Miranda is a versatile wing with excellent size, strong ball-handling ability, and a physical presence around the basket. She shows good footwork working in the post, uses her body effectively to create scoring opportunities, and displays soft touch finishing over defenders. Her ability to handle the ball and attack off the dribble allows her to create offense from both the perimeter and inside.

Miranda also demonstrates good hands catching passes in the post and the coordination to finish in traffic. Her combination of size, mobility, and offensive versatility gives her the ability to impact the game from multiple positions, making her an intriguing prospect in the 2031 class.

Seylah Bains | Seven Days Basketball — 16.0 PPG | 3.8 RPG | 2.8 3PM

Bains is a skilled 5’10” guard with excellent perimeter shooting ability, a smooth handle, and an advanced feel for the game. She possesses deep three-point range and the confidence to knock down shots well beyond the arc, forcing defenders to extend their coverage. Bains uses her ball-handling skills, changes of pace, and body control to create separation, while also showing the ability to attack closeouts and finish around the basket. She averaged 16.0 points and nearly three made three-pointers per game, establishing herself as a consistent offensive threat throughout the tournament.

Bains also demonstrates strong court awareness and good decision-making, recognizing opportunities to create for teammates when defenses focus on her scoring. Her positional size, coordination, and competitive approach allow her to contribute in multiple areas, including on the glass, where she averaged 3.8 rebounds. Her combination of shooting range, offensive versatility, and basketball IQ makes her a promising backcourt prospect with significant upside.

All-Tournament Third Team

Chloe Gulazyan | PGE Girls Basketball — 10.3 PPG | 1.5 RPG

Gulazyan is a skilled offensive guard with an excellent shooting touch, deep perimeter range, and the confidence to knock down shots with limited space. She has a quick release and plays with good poise, recognizing opportunities to create her own offense or find open teammates. Her court vision and basketball IQ allow her to make good decisions with the ball while maintaining an aggressive scoring approach. Gulazyan averaged 10.3 points per game across four contests, providing consistent offensive production throughout the tournament.

Gulazyan also brings a competitive defensive approach, showing good anticipation and a willingness to pursue rebounds from the guard position. Her combination of perimeter shooting, playmaking instincts, and overall feel for the game gives her a strong foundation as a developing backcourt prospect.

Jazmine Edwards | Proformance Athletics — 4.5 PPG | 0.8 RPG

Edwards is a crafty point guard with good ball-handling skills, a strong feel for the game, and the ability to create scoring opportunities through changes of pace. She uses her quickness and hesitation moves to keep defenders off balance, while showing confidence in her perimeter jumper, including an effective step-back shot. Edwards can score at multiple levels and makes good decisions with the basketball, recognizing opportunities to attack or create for teammates. She delivered a 13-point performance against Seven Days, providing an important offensive contribution in Proformance Athletics’ victory.

Defensively, Edwards brings energy and competitiveness, using her quick hands and anticipation to pressure opposing ball-handlers. Her combination of creativity, basketball IQ, scoring versatility, and defensive intensity gives her a solid foundation as a developing point guard.

Kyla Miller | Thunder and Lightning — 17.8 PPG | 7.5 RPG | 1.3 BPG

Miller is a long, lean prospect who uses her length and mobility to create scoring opportunities and make an impact around the basket. She moves well for her size, shows good body control when attacking, and uses her reach to finish over defenders. Miller averaged 17.8 points per game, demonstrating her ability to provide consistent offensive production throughout the tournament.

Miller’s length is also an asset on the glass and defensively, where she averaged 7.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game. She uses her reach to challenge shots, contest attempts around the basket, and pursue rebounds. As she continues to develop her physical strength and defensive consistency, her combination of length, mobility, and scoring ability gives her considerable upside.

Marissa Huang | GameSpeed Academy — 14.3 PPG | 4.0 RPG | 4.3 APG

Huang is a skilled point guard with an excellent shooting touch, tight handle, and advanced feel for the game. She is a confident perimeter shooter who can knock down shots off the catch or dribble, while using her ball-handling ability to create space and attack the paint. Huang plays with good court vision, recognizing defensive rotations and finding open teammates with timely passes. She averaged 14.3 points and 4.3 assists per game, demonstrating her ability to balance scoring with facilitating the offense.

Huang also shows good instincts in transition, pushing the ball ahead and creating opportunities before defenses can get set. Her basketball IQ and decision-making allow her to control the tempo and make an impact beyond her scoring. Continued development of her patience and decision-making in traffic, along with her defensive consistency, will help elevate her overall game as she progresses.

Paris Woodhouse | Proformance Athletics — 10.0 PPG | 4.3 RPG

Woodhouse is a versatile 6’2″ wing with excellent length, mobility, and an intriguing combination of perimeter and interior skills. She runs the floor well in transition, handles the basketball comfortably in the open court, and shows the ability to create scoring opportunities off the dribble. Woodhouse can finish with either hand around the basket and possesses a developing perimeter shot with range beyond the three-point line. She averaged 10.0 points per game, including a 13-point performance against Seven Days.

Woodhouse also makes an impact defensively, using her length and quickness to challenge shots, disrupt passing lanes, and provide help around the basket. She moves well without the ball and contributes on the glass, averaging 4.3 rebounds per game. Her combination of size, athleticism, ball-handling ability, and scoring versatility gives her the potential to develop into a highly effective two-way wing.

All-Tournament Fourth Team

Alexa Beltran | Vegas Elite Girls Basketball — 11.5 PPG | 5.0 RPG

Beltran is an active, physical forward who brings energy and a strong presence around the basket. She rebounds effectively, demonstrates good footwork in the paint, and uses her size and soft touch to finish inside. She also runs the floor well, showing soft hands and coordination catching passes in stride and converting layups in transition.

Beltran’s combination of size, mobility, and effort allows her to make an impact in the paint and in the open court. Her willingness to battle for rebounds, ability to finish on the move, and developing offensive skills make her a promising forward in the 2031 class.

Avalyn Zelaya | Hoop Code Basketball Academy — 13.0 PPG | 7.5 RPG

Zelaya is a skilled, versatile forward with excellent length, good footwork, and the ability to score around the basket. She establishes position well in the post, uses pivots and body control to create scoring angles, and shows a soft touch when finishing inside. Zelaya also has the ability to face up and attack from the perimeter, giving her options beyond traditional post play. She averaged 13.0 points per game throughout the tournament.

Zelaya uses her size and length effectively on the glass, averaging 7.5 rebounds per game while providing a presence in the paint defensively. Her combination of interior scoring, mobility, and developing perimeter skills allows her to contribute in multiple ways. As she continues to improve her ball-handling and outside shooting consistency, Zelaya has the tools to become an increasingly versatile offensive player.

Jordyn James | West Coast Reign — 13.8 PPG | 3.0 3PM

James is a skilled guard with a confident perimeter shooting touch and the ability to provide consistent offensive production. She stretches the defense with her three-point range, showing good shooting instincts and the ability to capitalize on open looks. James averaged 13.8 points and three made three-pointers per game, establishing herself as a reliable outside scoring threat throughout the tournament.

James also brings versatility to the backcourt with her ability to handle the basketball and contribute offensively. Her perimeter shooting and developing guard skills provide a strong foundation as she continues to expand her ability to create opportunities off the dribble and contribute as a playmaker.

Layla Malcolm | Proformance Athletics — 13.0 PPG | 2.8 RPG

Malcolm is a versatile, physical guard with good size, strong basketball instincts, and the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. She uses her strength and body control to attack the basket and finish through contact, while showing good ball-handling skills and court vision. Malcolm is an effective passer who recognizes opportunities to find open teammates and can create scoring chances both in the half court and transition. She averaged 13.0 points per game across four contests, providing consistent offensive production for Proformance Athletics.

Malcolm also brings an aggressive approach on the glass, using her positioning and timing to secure rebounds and initiate the break. She handles the ball comfortably in the open court and shows the ability to push the tempo while making good decisions. Her combination of physicality, playmaking instincts, and offensive versatility gives her a strong foundation as a developing backcourt prospect.

Lily Brodie | MXB Basketball — 16.3 PPG | 3.8 RPG

Brodie is a skilled, confident guard with an excellent perimeter shooting touch and the ability to create her own offense. She possesses good three-point range, stretches the defense with her outside shooting, and shows the ability to attack off the dribble when defenders close out. Brodie plays with an aggressive scoring mentality, using her ball-handling skills and body control to create opportunities around the basket. She averaged 16.3 points per game across four contests, providing consistent offensive production for MXB Basketball.

Brodie also brings a competitive approach defensively, using her length and activity to challenge opposing guards and disrupt passing lanes. She contributes on the glass, averaging 3.8 rebounds per game, and shows leadership through her energy and willingness to compete on both ends. Her combination of perimeter shooting, shot creation, and defensive competitiveness gives her a strong foundation as a developing two-way guard.

8th Gold

Featured Winner: LA Sky

Featured Game: LA Sky 37, Sports Academy Swish NorCal 31

LA Sky built momentum with a strong second quarter and held off Sports Academy Swish NorCal. Reiko Richards led LA Sky with 16 points, five rebounds, and three steals, while Kaui Yip added eight points. Ellie Tom scored 16 points for Sports Academy Swish NorCal.

MVP: Reiko Richards | LA Sky

18.0 PPG | 6.2 RPG | 6.4 SPG

Richards is an explosive, skilled point guard with a quick first step, strong ball-handling ability, and the confidence to create her own offense. She uses her speed and changes of pace to break down defenders, attack the basket, and finish through contact. Richards is also an effective perimeter shooter who can knock down shots off the catch or dribble, making her a difficult matchup offensively. She averaged 18.0 points per game throughout the tournament while also contributing 6.2 rebounds.

Richards brings exceptional energy and defensive intensity, using her quick hands, anticipation, and aggressive on-ball pressure to disrupt opposing guards. She averaged an impressive 6.4 steals per game, consistently creating additional possessions and transition scoring opportunities. Her combination of offensive creativity, speed, defensive instincts, and competitive approach makes her a dynamic two-way guard with significant upside.