Class of 2020 post Selma Kulo of Lawrenceville, Georgia, has been a popular target for college coaches this summer. She narrowed her list of college destinations to five this month. Photo cred – Ty Freeman
The #CoachHemi camps have hosted some of the nation’s top talent in recent years. Notre Dame signee and McDonald’s All-American guard Anaya Peoples trained with our Christian Simmons at our camp in Indy (see film here). She was joined by recent Oregon commit Sydney Parrish at the camp. Parrish has established herself as one of the nation’s elite at her position in the class of 2020 (see film here). Below we take a look at other former campers that earning attention from college coaches this summer.
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Selma Kulo – Lawrenceville, Georgia, – 2020
Kulo is a 6-foot-5 post player who is showing that she has the tools to be a long-term productive collegiate player. Her shot-blocking and rebounding abilities can make her a defensive anchor to her team. While her offensive skills continue to progress with every evaluation. She announced her final five college choice this week via social media: Chattanooga, Georgia State, UNC-Asheville, Samford and Western Kentucky. She recently completed an official visit to UNC-Asheville earlier this month. See her highlights from the #CoachHemiShowcase below.
Tessa Miller – Crossville, Tennessee – 2021
Miller is one of the more intriguing prospects that is emerging from the Middle/East Tennessee area. The 6-1 forward/center has the size and length to affect the game in the paint on both ends of the floor. However, it is her shooting range that is most intriguing to college coaches for the next level. Most recently Miller picked up an offers from Austin Peay, Colgate, North Alabama, Samford, and Indiana State this summer. She holds an offer from Chattanooga from this spring.
Payton Cronen – Louisville, Kentucky – 2020
Cronen picked up interest following this spring/summer evaluation period while playing with Sky Digg Flight UAA. She holds offers from Newberry, Pikeville and Georgetown College. Cronen is a guard who is a threat to get hot from the arc at any time. Her size and work ethic should make a seamless transition to the collegiate level. See her highlights from the #CoachHemi317 Showcase below.
Cori Allen – Nashville, Tennessee, 2023
Allen showed her talent last year at our showcase in Lebanon, Tennessee. The strong, athletic guard has all the tools needed to be one of the best prospects in the nation in her class. She is a natural scorer who can get buckets in a variety of ways. Most impressively at the showcase was her willingness to share the ball and get her teammates easy shots. This type of maturity has not gone unnoticed by college coaches as she has picked up a bevy of offers this calendar year. The latest schools to extend offers to Allen are Penn State, Indiana and Michigan. See some clips of Allen below from last year’s showcase.
Dontavia Waggoner – Nashville, Tennessee – 2020
Waggoner is one of the premier prospects nationally in the class of 2020. She has earned offers from schools across the country. Ranked as the No. 28 prospect in her class per ProspectsNation.com, Waggoner should take a number of officials visits this fall. Her first is scheduled at West Virginia at the end of this month. See her highlights from last year’s showcase below.
Jonathan Hemingway is the Assistant Director of Scouting for the JumpOffPlus.com International Scouting Report, is on the Naismith Trophy Board of Selectors and owns CoachHemi.com, the go-to source for coaches for X’s and O’s. He is the floor director of #TeamEBA camps, a site director for #TeamPSB tournaments and can be reached at jonathanhemingway@peachstatebasketball.com
