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We are off… State Final 4 ! See you at Mizzou! @LJBasketball @SW_Select3SSB

Year 3 was a rollercaoster but thankful for the lessons learned. Year 4 loading. #wylieladypirates #thewyliehigh #collegebasketball #womensbasketball #shehoops #collegerecruiting #dallasbasketball #texasbasketball #girlsbasketball #highschoolathlete

Libby Lee has been named to the TABC All-State Team! #GrizzlyElite

OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (3SSB Elite) @wynnthorne1 @SW_Select3SSB Wynn Thorne (2027) — Westlake HS (Austin, Texas) 6’1 Wing | Southwest Select 16U | Adidas Girls 3SSB Circuit LONG PERIMETER SCORER WITH EARLY D1 TRACTION AND TRANSLATABLE WING TOOLS Wynn Thorne profiles as the kind of wing prospect who improves an elite circuit because her game carries real structural pressure. At 6’1 with verified perimeter versatility, Thorne brings the size profile, shot-creation indicators, and two-environment credibility that college staffs hunt on the girls grassroots market. She is not simply a height listing attached to a recruiting tweet. She is a long, athletic wing whose skill package already shows signs of scaling across both Texas high school basketball and the Adidas Girls 3SSB ecosystem. PRODUCTION AND OFFENSIVE STRUCTURE The public stat file is still incomplete, so the evaluation has to stay grounded. What is visible is meaningful. Thorne opened Westlake’s season with 14 points and 9 rebounds in a decisive win over Hendrickson, then surfaced again in Southwest Select content with a 16-point performance plus steals in club play. More importantly, Prep Girls Hoops provides actual skill-language rather than vague praise. Thorne is described as long and athletic, able to create her shot under pressure, score off the dribble, and operate comfortably in the midrange with catch-and-shoot and stop-and-pop value. That is a serious wing template. FACILITATING AND BASKETBALL INTELLIGENCE Players with Thorne’s profile matter because they simplify offensive geometry. A wing who can create under pressure without needing a perfectly clean advantage adds flexibility to lineup construction. Her ability to score in multiple ways suggests processing speed and composure rather than one-dimensional scoring dependency. DEFENSIVE AND COMPETITIVE CHARACTER The rebounding and steals indicators are not trivial. Nine rebounds in a high school opener and club content highlighting defensive activity suggest she impacts possessions beyond jump-shot volume. The granular defensive file is still developing publicly, but the possession-disruption signal is there. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS Abilene Christian’s unofficial visit provides the first clear college-market breadcrumb. That is how traction often starts for wings with real size and skill overlap. Her presence in coach-facing Southwest Select recruiting posts reinforces that she is being intentionally presented to the market. THE BEECHUM VERDICT Wynn Thorne improves the standard of the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit because she brings a wing archetype that forces evaluators to get serious. Size, shot creation, athletic length, and real two-context production are not cosmetic assets. They are market-moving traits. Players like Thorne do not just benefit from elite circuits. They raise the demand curve inside them. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStarTexas ]

A few junior season highlights! @VandegriftGBB @SW_Select3SSB

OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (3SSB Elite) @atx_gmoney @SW_Select3SSB Geralynn Byers-Veal (2029) — Westlake HS (Austin, Texas) 6’1–6’2 Guard / Wing | Southwest Select 16U/17U | Adidas Girls 3SSB Circuit EARLY-ELITE BIG GUARD WITH NATIONAL ACCELERATION SIGNALS Geralynn Byers-Veal already profiles as one of the most structurally important young prospects in the Adidas Girls 3SSB ecosystem. At 6’1–6’2 with guard functionality, wing size, and early national validation, she represents the kind of player who raises the evaluative standard of a circuit simply by being present in it. Elite environments improve when younger prospects can survive, contribute, and eventually stand out against older, more physical competition. Byers-Veal is already doing that. PRODUCTION AND OFFENSIVE FOUNDATION Publicly accessible box-score detail remains limited, so this evaluation must stay grounded in role signals rather than inflated stat fiction. What is verifiable is meaningful: Second Team All-3SSB 16U Division recognition, repeated Southwest Select feature posts, and evidence that she played up on the 17U 3SSB team throughout July. That combination points toward real offensive value, not ceremonial roster placement. Prospects Nation’s evaluation further suggests that her physical tools already translate into impact, with outside shooting identified as the next developmental lever that could unlock even more consistent production. FACILITATING AND BASKETBALL INTELLIGENCE Players with her profile do not get trusted across 16U and 17U environments by accident. A 2029 prospect asked to play up on the shoe circuit is usually showing poise, adaptability, and the ability to process the game at speed. Her positional flexibility across guard, wing, and forward tags reinforces that she is not locked into a narrow usage lane. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS The recruiting market has already started to move. Mississippi State and Florida State offers, USA Basketball exposure, ESPNW National Watchlist recognition, and Prospects Nation visibility place Byers-Veal inside the early national tier for 2029s. That is not regional noise. That is ecosystem-level confirmation. COMPETITIVE INFRASTRUCTURE Southwest Select’s 3SSB platform gives Byers-Veal a serious proving ground. Playing in that environment while also entering USAB and national watchlist spaces creates a high-density development track. That matters because elite projection is not just about tools. It is about tools tested in hard environments. THE @coachbeechum VERDICT Geralynn Byers-Veal improves the standard of the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit because she compresses age, size, and responsibility into one evaluation problem for everyone else. When a 2029 big guard can earn all-circuit recognition, play up, and attract high-major attention, the circuit gets sharper. Prospects like that do not just forecast the future. They force the present level upward. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStariowa ]

OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (3SSB Elite) @Libbylee04 @SW_Select3SSB Elizabeth “Libby” Lee (2027) — Tom Glenn HS (Texas) 5’11–6’0 Point Guard | Southwest Select 17U | Adidas Girls 3SSB Circuit TALL LEAD GUARD WITH STRUCTURAL VALUE IN WINNING ENVIRONMENTS Libby Lee profiles as one of the more important guard archetypes in the Southwest Select ecosystem: the oversized point guard whose value begins with role stability, scale, and repeatable trust. At 5’11–6’0, Lee brings legitimate positional size to the lead-guard spot, and that matters inside both Texas 5A basketball and the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit. Size at point guard does not automatically create value, but when it is paired with repeated all-region recognition and high-major recruiting traction, it becomes a signal that evaluators should take seriously. PRODUCTION AND OFFENSIVE STRUCTURE Public stat visibility remains limited, so this evaluation has to stay disciplined. What is verifiable is that Lee has earned TABC 5A Region 4 All-Region honors for three straight years, which is not accidental noise. That kind of consistency suggests sustained offensive responsibility and impact inside a strong Texas environment. Her identification as a point guard across school, club, and recruiting channels reinforces that she is not being carried by lineup context. She is helping organize it. FACILITATING AND BASKETBALL INTELLIGENCE Lead guards on 17U 3SSB rosters are asked to process pace, pressure, and shot-creation demands at a high level. Lee’s continued visibility within Southwest Select, combined with her Mississippi State offer, points to a player whose decision-making profile is respected by serious evaluators. Tall point guards who can manage possession flow change the geometry of a game. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS The Mississippi State offer is a meaningful market signal. SEC staffs do not throw those out for decoration. Add in a reported top-10 Texas 2027 ranking, and Lee’s recruiting profile moves from regional relevance to broader circuit credibility. COMPETITIVE INFRASTRUCTURE Tom Glenn and Southwest Select provide Lee with two legitimate proving grounds: a high-accountability Texas high school setting and a national shoe-circuit platform. That matters because elite projection gets cleaner when a prospect is tested in real environments. THE BEECHUM VERDICT Libby Lee improves the standard of the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit because she brings a premium trait package that forces better basketball around her: positional size, point-guard responsibility, and sustained recognition in winning environments. Prospects like Lee make circuits more demanding because they punish loose evaluation. The good ones do not just fit the level. They make the level tighten up. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStarTexas ]

OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (3SSB Elite) @LandryMurphy22 @SW_Select3SSB Landry Murphy (2027) — Argyle HS (Argyle, Texas) 6’1–6’2 Forward / Guard | Southwest Select 17U | Adidas Girls 3SSB Circuit TWO-WAY WING VALUE WITH HIGH-LEVERAGE COMPETITIVE TRANSLATION Landry Murphy profiles as the kind of wing prospect whose value becomes more obvious as the level rises. In Texas high school basketball, she has already shown that her game translates in meaningful moments. In the Adidas Girls 3SSB ecosystem with Southwest Select, that matters. Elite circuits are not elevated by volume alone. They are elevated by players who bring reliable two-way substance, positional size, and performance credibility into high-pressure environments. Murphy fits that model. PRODUCTION AND OFFENSIVE FUNCTION Public statistical visibility remains limited, but the available evidence is meaningful. Murphy scored 14 points in a Texas UIL 5A Division II state semifinal win, which is not empty production. That is high-leverage scoring inside one of the strongest state environments in the country. She has also been publicly framed as part of one of the better inside-outside duos in Texas, which suggests offensive utility that extends beyond a narrow role. Her value appears rooted in scalable wing offense rather than forced creation. FACILITATING AND BASKETBALL INTELLIGENCE Murphy’s profile is strongest when viewed through functional translation. A 6’1–6’2 player listed across guard-forward roles, contributing within winning structure, signals a prospect who can adapt to different lineup needs. That flexibility is one of the clearest indicators of basketball intelligence at the wing spot. DEFENSIVE AND COMPETITIVE CHARACTER The cleanest high-value signal on Murphy’s résumé is District 6-5A Defensive MVP. That award carries real evaluative weight. It tells us her impact is not dependent on shot volume alone. She influences games through stops, positioning, and winning plays. In a projection environment, that matters. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS The Rice offer confirms that Division I staffs are already identifying her as a scholarship-caliber prospect. Even with limited public stats, the market is responding to size, role flexibility, and competitive reliability. COMPETITIVE INFRASTRUCTURE Murphy’s environment strengthens the evaluation. Argyle’s state-level success and Southwest Select’s 17U 3SSB platform place her inside two serious proving grounds. That combination sharpens projection confidence because the competition is real, the stakes are high, and the film is not inflated by weak context. THE BEECHUM VERDICT Landry Murphy improves the standard of the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit because she brings winning traits that travel. Size, defensive value, lineup flexibility, and state-level competitive proof are not cosmetic assets. They are circuit-strengthening assets. Prospects like Murphy do not just participate in elite ecosystems. They make them harder, sharper, and more honest. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStariowa ]

⏳ Spring/Summer AAU schedule!!! Excited for the opportunities 🩵🤍#Joshua1:9

Strong finish to 2025! Ready for the 2nd half of the season! #wylieladypirates #thewyliehigh #collegebasketball #womensbasketball #shehoops #truePG #floorgeneral #dallasbasketball #texasbasketball #MakeaStatement

A few clips from this past weekend against Lubbock Monterey, SGP, Braswell, & Princeton. @CoachCedP @LHS5PS @gbbladytigers @LadyJetsElite @coachperk2016 @CoachGreer1119

OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (3SSB Elite) @BballBrennan @Ballall_Dey33 @SW_Select3SSB Deylamore “Dey Dey” Tapia (2029) — Brennan HS (San Antonio, Texas) 5’9–5’10 Guard | Southwest Select | Adidas Girls 3SSB Circuit EARLY-IMPACT GUARD WITH REAL COMPETITIVE HEAT Deylamore Tapia already looks like the kind of young guard who changes the feel of a gym. As a 2029 prospect, she is not being discussed because of age-based novelty. She is being discussed because the evidence already points to real production, real recruitment traction, and real two-way presence. At Brennan, she stepped into varsity play immediately and produced 11.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game across 17 contests as a freshman. That is not decorative production. That is functional early impact in a demanding Texas environment. PRODUCTION AND OFFENSIVE STRUCTURE Tapia’s statistical profile suggests a guard who influences the game across phases rather than only in one scoring lane. The point total matters, but the rebound and assist numbers matter too. They suggest activity, involvement, and possession value. Southwest Select skill-work posts add another useful layer: she is being trained on advanced attacking reads such as the bump euro and using defender momentum against itself. That is real guard craft, not empty mixtape theater. FACILITATING AND BASKETBALL INTELLIGENCE Combo guards become serious prospects when they can toggle between scoring and table-setting without losing pace. Tapia’s freshman assist numbers, point-guard labeling, and early recruiting response all point toward a player who can create offense rather than merely finish it. She already reads like a guard who plays with intent. DEFENSIVE AND COMPETITIVE CHARACTER The clearest language attached to Tapia might be the most valuable: high motor, relentless effort, defensive-dog mentality, fearless competitor. That is not fluff. That is the profile of a young guard whose competitiveness translates before the polish is complete. Those players tend to age well. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS UTSA and Texas A&M offers, plus a TCU unofficial, confirm that college programs are not waiting around politely. They see the same thing the film and early production suggest: Tapia is already on a real trajectory. THE @coachbeechum VERDICT Deylamore Tapia improves the standard of the Adidas Girls 3SSB circuit because she brings seriousness to it early. Production, competitiveness, and recruiting traction at the 2029 level force evaluators to raise their threshold. Guards like Tapia do not just benefit from elite ecosystems. They make the ecosystem answer harder questions sooner. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths [@PGHBrooks ] [@NXTPROG] [@JrAllStarBB] [] [@IGBRcoverage [@WorldExposureWB] [@_BlakeDerrick] [@WKGameBall] [@EconAdjunct] [@FiveStateHoops] [@OWUTALENT ][@PGHiowa ] [@JrAllStarTexas ]