Florida Nation's 17U group played five games in Cincinnati at P32 Session 2, and the box scores point to a team that shares the ball as well as any roster on the circuit. There is a leading scorer who barely turns it over, a point guard putting up assist numbers you rarely see at this level, and a second scorer who can go for 18 on any given night.

They open the championship with a rematch. Chicago Hoops Express was the last opponent on the Cincinnati schedule and is the first opponent in Chicago.

Here is who to watch.

1. Kristijana Carattini, #33

Cincinnati: 9.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 1.2 spg, 1.2 bpg

Carattini led the team in scoring and did it with the cleanest possession numbers on the roster. One turnover across five games. That is not a typo. She handled a heavy offensive load for three days and gave the ball away one time.

The production came in bunches. She opened with 10 points and 12 rebounds against Where 2 Next for a double-double, then closed the session with 16 points and 8 rebounds against Legacy Girlz. In between she went for 12 against Empire State.

She also blocked six shots on the weekend and picked up six steals, so the defensive impact is real. A forward who scores in double figures, rebounds at five a game, protects the rim, and does not give possessions away is a college coach's easiest evaluation of the weekend.

Watch Kristijana’s Game Tape Here

2. Emma Esparza, #1

Cincinnati: 5.8 apg, 6.2 rpg, 5.6 ppg, 3.2 spg

Esparza is the engine. She handed out 29 assists in five games, which led the team by a wide margin, and she paired that with 31 rebounds and 16 steals.

The Legacy Girlz game is the one to pull. Nine points, eight rebounds, nine assists. She was one rebound off a triple double at 17U. She followed that pattern all weekend: nine more assists against Start to Finish, six against Where 2 Next, 11 rebounds against Chicago Hoops Express.

Guards who rebound like a forward and pass like a lead guard do not come along often. Add 3.2 steals a game and you have a player who touches every phase of the game. The scoring is the last piece and it will come as she gets more comfortable hunting her own shot.

Watch Emma’s Game Tape Here

3. Isabella Aloisio, #10

Cincinnati: 8.2 ppg, 1.6 rpg, 1.4 apg, 1.2 spg

The second scoring option and the streakiest shot-maker on the roster in the best sense. Aloisio went for 18 against Start to Finish and 14 against Empire State in back to back games. That is 32 points in a single day.

She scores in volume when the ball finds her, and she is not a passenger elsewhere. Six steals and seven assists across the session say she is engaged when she is not scoring.

If the offense can find her earlier in games rather than letting her heat up late, this team gets a second reliable double-figure scorer alongside Carattini. Watch her first-half touches this weekend.

Watch Isabella’s Game Tape Here

4. Sarah-Renee Ingraham, #22

Cincinnati: 5.8 ppg, 4.0 rpg

Ingraham was the most consistent producer on the roster. Five games, and she scored in every one, with a range of four to eight points. That kind of floor matters more than it looks in a box score.

Her best night came against Start to Finish, where she posted 8 points and 9 rebounds and nearly grabbed a double-double. She followed that with 8 and 4 against Where 2 Next.

She rebounds at four a game and gets to the glass on both ends. Steady, physical, and available every night. Coaches building a rotation notice players like this.

Watch Sarah-Renee’s Game Tape Here

5. Mikayla Brown, #3

Cincinnati: 5.0 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 1.8 spg, 1.2 apg

Brown had the loudest single defensive game of the weekend, taking four steals off Chicago Hoops Express. She finished with nine steals on the session, second on the roster.

Offensively she showed the ceiling against Legacy Girlz with 11 points. She also grabbed six rebounds and handed out three assists against Start to Finish, which is a different kind of contribution in a different game.

The versatility is the appeal. She has produced as a scorer, as a rebounder, as a passer, and as a defender across five games. Finding out which of those becomes her calling card is the fun part.

Watch Mikayla’s Game Tape Here

The Rest of the Roster

Alyssa Hill, #23. Scored in all five games and saved her best for the win over Start to Finish with 9 points and 3 rebounds. Averaged 4.0 points on the weekend with three straight games of exactly three points before breaking out. Reliable off the bench and trending toward more. Watch Alyssa’s Game Tape Here

Kimora Exum, #2. The numbers to look at are on the defensive end. Five steals and three blocks across five games, including a two-steal, two-block night against Where 2 Next. She also handed out six assists on the session. A connector who makes winning plays without needing shots. Watch Kimora’s Game Tape Here

Janecia Parrish, #34. Played three games in Cincinnati and led with a 6-point outing against Chicago Hoops Express. Her bigger body of work came in Milwaukee, where she grabbed seven rebounds against Always 100 and scored four against SA Hoops Elite. Consistent on the glass when she gets minutes.  Watch Janecia’s Game Tape Here

Weekend Schedule

Lady P32 National Championships July 24-27, 2026 | Chicago, IL

Both games are at Wintrust. Times listed are Central, which puts the Friday tip at 1:15 PM Eastern and the Saturday tip at 3:15 PM Eastern. Bracket play follows on Sunday and Monday, with seeding set by pool results.

Note that Florida Nation also has a 17 LE32 Blue team in the field playing a separate schedule at 4:00 PM Friday and 8:00 AM Saturday.

Statistical data via Synergy Sports, New Balance P32 Girls 2026 circuit, Session 2 (Cincinnati).