BILAAC Girls 2025: an elite camp for girls youth basketball in OC

The 3^rd Annual Ballislife All-American Girls Camp was filled with high-level competition, and standout performances. Open Gym Premier’s 9 basketball courts hosted this exclusive camp, where girls youth basketball top players accepted the exclusive invite to participate. From seniors down to rising 4th graders, the future of the game was on full display. Special awards highlighted not just scoring, but also hustle, defense, playmaking, and shooting — a reminder that impact comes in many forms.

BILAAC 2025 player ratings:

10th–12th Grade

MVP: Harmony Golightly – A menace on both ends of the floor, Harmony combined strong handles, quick side-to-side speed, and a smooth perimeter stroke. She locked up opposing scorers, knocked down multiple threes in rhythm, and made the unselfish play when teammates were open. Also crowned Queen of the Court
Outstanding Performers: Lenzy Turner, Leilani Olanolan, Brianna Potter, Edareeah Combs, Cori Benjamin
Hustle Award: Elizabeth Ekpo
Defensive Award: Everett Roach
Playmaker (Assists): Kiyomi Zain

9th Grade

MVP: Kiera Thomas – A versatile forward who impacts the game inside and out. Kiera rebounded at both ends, surveyed the floor with patience, and showed she could connect with open teammates. When pressured, she used her change of pace and footwork to create separation and get to the glass.
Outstanding Performers: Ava Nguyen, Amya Guzman, Naomi Kemle, Ava Robbins, Addilyn Sandstedt
Hustle Award: Seniaah Simms
Defensive Award: Naomi Kemle
Playmaker (Assists): Ava Nguyen
3PT Shooting Contest Winner: Addilyn Sandstedt

8th Grade

MVP: Addison Archer – One of the camp’s most dynamic scorers, Addison made her case as a top prospect in her class. She consistently filled it up from all three levels, led her group in scoring, and mixed in rebounding and playmaking. Her competitive fire also earned her Queen of the Court honors.
Outstanding Performers: Kynley Calvert, Brielle Medrano, Adori Ross, Reese Smith, Kayla Nayak
Hustle Award: Le’Lani Lacey
Defensive Award: LayTraire Beautae
Playmaker (Assists): Kelsey Godby
3PT Shooting Contest Winner: Kayla Nayak

7th Grade

MVP: Jadyn Van Horn – Showed advanced scoring touch for her age, with the ability to create off the dribble and knock down shots under pressure. Combined her offensive skillset with a competitive edge that made her stand out across the division. Also claimed Queen of the Court this year.
Outstanding Performers: Rozay Perales, Janai Turner, Kassidy Crews, Calista Monroe, Rayah Hawthorne
Hustle Award: Amiah Prince
Defensive Award: Jola Akisanya
Playmaker (Assists): Kira Kuo

6th Grade

MVP: Bailey Seaton – A steady offensive leader who played with confidence and pace. Bailey scored efficiently, distributed when needed, and gave her team consistency each time she was on the floor.
Outstanding Performers: Jazmine, Edwards, Janyilah Warren, Marissa Huang, Sapphire Shearer
Hustle Award: Olympia Marinho
Defensive Award: Lauren Lee
Playmaker (Assists): Kelaohilani Kahele
3PT Shooting Contest Winner: Valentina Urrutia

5th Grade

MVP: Layla Malcolm – Displayed strong scoring instincts and leadership. Layla attacked the basket with purpose, handled the ball under pressure, and played with an edge that separated her from peers. She was also crowned Queen of the Court.
Outstanding Performers: Meleah C. Wafer, Mariah Tapia, Olivia Li, Eliana Sama, Azalea Monden
Hustle Award: Naiya Amerson
Defensive Award: Avalin Shafer
Playmaker (Assists): Nevaeh Tnes Sillas

3^rd/4th Grade

MVP: Taedyn Freeman – Poised beyond her years, Taedyn controlled the pace of games with her ballhandling and court vision. She scored when needed but stood out most for her confidence and leadership in setting up teammates.
Outstanding Performers: Bailei Hudgins, Salevalasisamuaimalae “Taitai” Mackenzie, Sharon Lyons, Cathy Chen, Nadia Kelishadi