Continuing to look at prospects all over the region, Lady Phenom had a great opportunity to check in on 2026 Britni Silver, a multi-sport athlete who has been catching a lot of attention with her game on the court.
Watching her as of late, one can see why so many schools are making her a target early on, as she has been able to rack up offers from Longwood, UNCW, North Carolina A&T, Charleston Southern, and other interests. At the Phenom MDC, we had this to say:
“2026 Britni Silver @carolinallstars is such an intriguing prospect with her length and size, along with her versatility to play multiple positions on the floor.”
When you talk about her game, her versatility is what should earn your attention immediately. She has the size and length to be impactful in an array of areas and is able to defend multiple positions. On top of her quickness, her athleticism, and her motor, Silver simply finds ways to make plays for her team on both sides of the court. She continues to show her ability to knock down shots inside and out, as well as attack off the dribble, and excel in the open floor looking for transition points. Silver has strong handles which allow her to play multiple positions to go along with her length. And her motor and energy impresses on the defensive end, competing and being disruptive.
Every time she has stepped on the court for Phenom Hoops, she has been a standout and she should only continue her trend of garnering interest from college programs.
Top 80 Evaluation: https://www.phenomhoopreport.com/north-carolina-lady-top-80-evaluations-team-8/
“She’s a long, athletic, team-first wing/forward prospect with excellent quickness and a knack for making hustle plays. Silver is a nice shooting threat from midrange and capable from beyond the arc, but also looks to attack closeouts and finish whenever possible. She’s a quality rebounder with an understanding of how to properly run the floor in transition. Silver can also handle the ball and effectively create for herself and others. Next in her development process is working on her ability to move without the ball, as it would open her up to even more scoring opportunities. Coach Jacobs on Silver: “Brittany is a long guard that knows how to provide help for her teammates on both ends of the floor. She’s bouncy and possesses a sneaky handle. She can work on her conditioning.” Silver did a lot of things well during her time at camp and should be one to monitor over the coming years.”