Lausanne Middle School Play Day - October 8

Lausanne Middle School Play Day Schedule for next Saturday, October 8 pic.twitter.com/H4XUHMffZU

— Patosha Jeffery (@patoshajeffery) September 30, 2016

2016 Fall Exposure League Session 1 Honors

Fall Exposure League Session 1 has ended. On Saturday, we are heading into Session 2 . First, I would like to give a special shout out to the middle school players that participated in Session 1. It wasn't easy for the middle schoolers to come into a high school environment to play. I want to commend all of them for taking that challenge to compete and learn from the older players. I also want to thank the older players for welcoming in the younger players and mentoring them through the league.

Here are the Fall Exposure League Session 1 Honors:

Miss Unstoppable - Jayla Hemingway (Houston, '19, Guard) - Averaged 22 points, 6 rebounds including a 22 points, 10 rebounds game. High motor, aggressive guard, can score from perimeter and off the dribble, very strong and aggressive at attacking the basket.

Miss Athletic - Jade Wells (Northpoint, '18, Forward) - Averaged 8 points and 9 rebounds including a 15 points, 11 rebounds game. Athletic, long arms, runs the floors very well, Can finish with left and right hand on block, Rebounder, Short Jumper range

Miss Must-See (2) - Ashtyn Baker (Northpoint, '17, Point Guard) - First week in league led all players with 10 steals, Second week in league led all scorers with 25 points. Mature Point Guard, Quick, Great at getting deflections and steals, Extremely High Motor, Leader on the Court and on the Bench

Endya Buford (Olive Branch, '20, Point Guard) - Averaged 11 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists. Plays at a high level. Very creative with the ball. Has great vision to feed teammates.

Miss All-Around - Sade' Hudson (Trezevant, '18, Guard) Averaged 17 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 assists including 2 double- doubles.  Can run point or play off the ball. Great anticipator. Can score off the dribble, on the perimeter or get to the basketball, Great rebounder from guard spot.

Miss Double-Double - Tamia Aldridge (Bolton, '17, Forward) Averaged 13 points, 10 rebounds including 3 double-double weeks. High Energy, Rebounder, Hustler, Very agile and athletic

Miss Distributor - Alexis Taylor (Collierville, '18,  Point Guard)   Average 5 assists per game. Distributing point guard. Floor General. Gets lots of rebounds from PG position.

Miss Take-It-Away - Zareia Ector (Memphis Catholic, '18, Guard) Averaged 5 steals per game. Quick guard, pesky on-the-ball defender, quick with the ball

Miss Middle School - Anandi Farrell-Rouseau (Schilling Farms, '21, Guard) Averaged 9 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals. Returned to the league with more confidence. Quick guard, quick hands, relentless rebounder from guard position and athletic

Miss Break Out (2) (from last year's league to this year) - Zipporah Davis (Houston, '20, Guard)  Averaged 10 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists this year. Last year, averaged 5 points. Can operate as a distribute or scorer, scores well with left or right hand at the basket, 3 point range, Rebounder.

Carria Smith (Germantown, '18, Forward/Center)  Averaged 10 points, 12 rebounds this year including 2 double-doubles. Last year,  averaged 5 points, 4 rebounds. Active post on the boards and offensively on the block.

Miss Keep-My-Eye-On (2)  Taylor Clemons (Briarcrest Christian, '20, Forward) Averaged 16 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals. Very Active on the Court, Understands how to get in position to receive the weakside feed on the block, Aggressively hunts the ball down for rebounds and tie ups, Can stretch the defense with long range shots

Caitlyn Wilson (Arlington, '19, Guard/Small Forward) Average 11 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals. Tall Guard, Great Anticipator for steals and deflections, Rebounds from guard spot

Check out Fall Exposure League Session 1 Games, Stats, Photo Galleries, Weekly Stat Leaders

Sade' Hudson, Kynadi Kuykendoll shine at IL X-Citement X-Plosion X-Posure Event

Check out what Insider Exposure Media had to say about Kynadi and Sade':

Kynadi Kuykendoll – 2019 – 5’7 PG – Team Slink – Memphis Central (TN) – Very fast PG, gets to the rim with ease.  Great on ball defender.  Took her shooting to a whole new level including an 8-10 3-ball performance vs Best Choice WIAB.

Sade’ Hudson – 2018 – 5’8 PG – Team Slink – Trezevant (TN) – Handles galore…acrobatic finisher, can also fill it up from the perimeter.  Had a huge game vs Homewood-Flossmoor in which she scored 25+ points.

Read entire Insider Exposure Media recap

Insider Exposure Media Recap of Fall Exposure League Session 1

L-R Clockwise – 2021 Anandi Farrell-Rousseau, 2018 Zareia Ector, 2022 Mallory Taylor, 2019 Caitlyn Wilson, 2018 Carria Smith, 2020 Endya Buford, 2018 Sade’ Hudson

Memphis, TN –

This past Saturday (Sept 17th, 2016), I had the opportunity to attend the Patosha Jeffery Fall League. This league has been going for a number of years and is a staple in the fall in Memphis. The league has a younger feel this year, with many of the top players being in the 2020 or younger classes. It’s a great opportunity for players in the area to stay in shape and continue to work on their game in a competitive environment.

Zipporah Davis – 2020 – Houston HS, Memphis, TN – 5’7 CG – Solid lead guard, slasher…who generated points on drives. Got to the FT line and knocked down FTs. Struggled to shoot consistently from the perimeter but had good form.

Makaila Cheathem – 2017 – Cordova HS, Memphis, TN – 5’5 CG – Good potential juco prospect…small athletic guard with a solid build…decent handles.

Mallory Taylor – 2022 – Schilling Farms MS, Memphis, TN – 5’7 W – lanky frame, struggled in her first game with speed and athleticism of the opposing guards but showed flashes of potential. Played a 2nd game and showed a handle, a slasher’s mentality and looked more confident. Has a chance to be a very good player.

Jade Wells – 2018 – Northpoint HS, Memphis?, TN – 6’ F – Super athletic, with good size and great leaping ability. She is undersized in the post but appeared to have the ability to play more than just the 5. Got a few easy buckets around the basket.

Taylor Woodhouse – 2021 – Olive Branch MS, Olive Branch, MS – 5’4 PG – Tiny guard with good handles, good on ball defender, is able to finish with both left and right hands on drives to the rim. Growth will enhance potential…which she already has a good amount of.

Endya Buford – 2020 – Olive Branch HS, Olive Branch, MS – 5’7 PG – On this particular day was the best prospect in the gym….strong and ultra athletic, she just took the ball from the other team and scored easy layups. She’s got good hands, knows how to use her body, she finds the open man, is a good creator for herself and others. She shot it well and displayed the ability to play on the highest level of D1.

Christina Nichols – 2020 – Arlington HS, Memphis, TN – 5’10 G – long framed guard with athleticism, plays passing lanes and gets steals. Good upside.

Taylor Clemons – 2020 – Briarcrest, Memphis, TN – 6’ Post – Strong physical undersized post player. Good drop step over her left shoulder. Did a good job getting defensive rebounds and outlettting them quickly to get transition opportunities for her team….aggressive.

Alexis Taylor – 2018 – Collierville HS, Memphis, TN – 5’7 PG – Good passer who will do well at the college level. Plays under control with confidence and doesn’t turn it over. Floor general…good decision maker…understands how to run a team.

Jada Taylor – 2018 – Colliersville HS, Memphis, TN – 5’7 SG – spot up 3 point shooter. Does well in catch and shoot situations…struggled to finish layups in transition.

Zareia Ector – 2018 – Memphis Catholic, Memphis, TN – 5’5 CG – very fast, athletic guard…finished in transition, drives & kicks to open man.

Anandi Farrell-Rousseau – 2021 – Schilling Farms MS, Memphis, TN – 5’3 G – small athletic guard, very fast with the ball…finishes in transition, aggressive defender, size enhances potential…one of the better players in the league despite age. Good upside.

Carria Smith – 2018 – Germantown HS, Memphis, TN – 6’ Post – Undersized post player…willing passer…raw with good build…gets putbacks and garbage points…posts hard for position.

Tamia Aldridge – 2017 – Bolton HS, Millington, TN – 6’ Post – Undersized post with pure strength and explosiveness. Has good upside…still has raw skills…but strength allows her to be a dominating player. Back to the basket producer…high post driver.

Leah Jones – 2021 – Northpoint, Memphis, TN – 6’1 Post – Young post player who needs to build confidence….great basketball frame….runs floor and finishes in transition. Good upside.

Sade’ Hudson – 2018 – Trezevant HS – 5’7 CG – Breakout player of the day…huge upside…handles and finishes…uses a variety of moves to score on drives…good handles…excellent footwork. Gets defenders in the air and exploits them. Has deep range. Legit mid major or better player.

Caitlyn Wilson – 2019 – Arlington HS – 6′ W/F – very long player, with good athleticism…raw offensively, aggressive offensive rebounder…good upside.

9th Annual Granny’s Girls Basketball Camp This Saturday

Help us raise 500 Ensure shakes this year by participating in Grannys Basketball Camp or donating http://patoshajeffery.com/grannys-basketball-camp/

2016 Fall Exposure League Session 2 Kicks Off Oct 1

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2016 Fall Exposure League Session 1 Week 3 Recap

During this week, we moved the games to the afternoon in support of the young ladies that's taking the ACT test. This week was Records Match-Up week. It gave the players the chance to compete against teams with the same record as them.

Syracuse 43 vs Texas 30 (0-2)

Up to this point, both of these teams have not been able to secure a victory. Syracuse was close during Kick Off Week. They lose by 2 points to Washington.  This week, Syracuse was clicking on all cylinders. They had balanced scoring from everybody that played. Leading them in scoring was 8th grader Anandi Farrell-Rousseau with 8 points. She has really had an awesome league. During Kick Off Week, she had an explosive game on the boards with 12 rebounds. This is her second year playing in the league and has come back making a presence. At only 5'2, she is super athletic, not afraid to go inside with the trees to get rebounds or score and has 3 point range. Texas struggled in this game.  High motor senior guard Heaven Thompson was back this week after visiting and committing to Texas Corpus Christi. She lead Texas with 12 points and had 7 steals.


Oregon State 61 vs Tennessee 27  (1-1)

Both of these teams, had 1 lose and 1 victory. Today Oregon State was just too much for Tennessee. Every player on Oregon State's team scored.  Freshman post Taylor Clemons continued her great playing from last week. She had 18 points last week and lead Oregon State this week with 21 points and 7 rebounds . Tennessee was lead by junior combo guard Sade' Hudson with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Sade' is a unique guard who can score for the team, feed teammates and, as seen this week, clean up the boards. She's averaging 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals.


UCONN 39 vs Washington 49 (2-0)

'20 Guard Zipporah Davis really elevated her game in last 2 Fall Exposure League weeks Avging 16pts 4.5rbs 3.5asts pic.twitter.com/I10QG8Ew6l

— Patosha Jeffery (@patoshajeffery) September 16, 2016

I was very excited to see this match up of the 2 undefeated teams. UCONN broke out with an early lead despite not having their vocal leader, point guard Ashtyn Baker. Unfortunately, she was not able to participate in the game due to health issues. However, she attended the game and lead her team from the bench. I am extremely pleased with the growth of UCONN's freshman point guard Zipporah Davis. Last season during the league, she played somewhat out of control. This season she has slowed down and does a great job at scoring with the deep three, getting to the basket or converting at the line. She also gets the ball to her teammates when in distributor mode.  She co-lead the team in scoring with 15. Athletic Junior forward Jade Wells missed last week due to a volleyball game, but came this week ready to play. If i'm not mistaken she played the entire game to keep a post presence on the floor. She gets up the floor quickly, has a nice jump hook shot and mid range shot. She had 15 points and 11 rebounds. During the first half, it looked as if Washington would be suffering their first defeat. Then the shots stop going in for UCONN and the points begin to add up for Washington. Sophomore guard Jayla Hemingway scored 14 of her 22 points in the second half .  Jayla has always had a high motor. But what I like seeing now is her consistent ability to score from long range. She has really broadened her game from being just an aggressive slasher to a jump shooter and distributor.

Fall Exposure League Session 1 Final Week is Rematch Week:

10:15 UCONN vs Oregon State
11:15 Syracuse vs Washington
12:15 Texas vs Tennessee

Jayla Hemingway ranked #6 in Prospects Nation National Ranking

Congratulations to Houston's Jayla Hemingway (2019) #6 National Ranking!!

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Myah Taylor, Tesia Thompson, Elizabeth Dixon Ranked in ESPNW HoopGurlz National Recruiting Rankings

Congratulations to Olive Branch's Myah Taylor (2017) #49,  Hamilton's Tesia Thompson (2017) #100 and Ridgeway's Elizabeth Dixon (2018) #20 National Rankings!

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See entire 2018 Ranking

2016 Fall Exposure League Session 2 Registration is Open – Deadline September 24

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2016 Granny's Girls Basketball Camp Goal - 500 Ensure Shakes

Last year, Granny's Girls Basketball Camp raised 342 Ensure Shakes for the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge. Help us raise over 500 this year by participating in the camp or donating. We are accepting Ensure donations during the Fall Exposure League this Saturday and next Saturday http://patoshajeffery.com/grannys-basketball-camp/

2016 Fall Exposure League Session 1 Week 2 UCONN vs Tennessee

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2016 Fall Exposure League Session 1 Week 2 Texas vs Washington

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2016 Fall Exposure League Session 1 Week 2 Syracuse vs Oregon State

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