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Codero, Harlow on AAU showcase All-Tournament Team

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Reese Codero (left) and Rylie Harlow (right) / Courtesy photos

Reese Codero and Rylie Harlow were named to the all-tournament team in their AAU showcase.

It is tough to ask for a better summer than the one Reese Codero and Rylie Harlow have put forth on the hardwood.

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High rising seniors were once again named to the all-tournament team of their AAU showcase.

Codero, a Roger Williams commit, averaged 13.5 ppg, 5 rpg, 2 apg and 1.5 spg, while Harlow averaged 10.5 ppg, 8 rpg and 4 apg, leading the MT Elite Ducks Sapphire to a 3-1 weekend in the Ocean State Showcase.

“Rylie continues to be a steady contributor on both ends of the court doing whatever her team needed to be successful,” said head coach Dan Norton. “She is the captain of the Ducks sapphire ship.”

“Reese has multiple highlight-reel level plays, including a contested alley finish off a back screen,” Norton said. “She knocked down threes all weekend and got the rim at will.”

Codero, Harlow have success on court

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Reese Codero looks on as Rylie Harlow dribbles the ball. / Courtesy photo

The childhood friends helped lead their program to a 5-5 record in the national tournament.

While some athletes treat the summer as an offseason, Whitman-Hanson Regional High rising senior girls’ basketball captains, Reese Codero and Rylie Harlow, are putting in the work.

The two are teammates on the AAU basketball team MT Elite Ducks Sapphire and lit it up over the weekend in the Nike Tournament of Champions in Indianapolis.

In their opener on Friday, the duo scored nine points apiece as the Ducks routed the Illinois Aristocrats, 65-44.

On Saturday, Codero scored a team-high 14 points and Harlow added 13, leading the Ducks to a 53-47 victory over Kessel Heat (Illinois) in their third game of the tournament.

Codero followed that up on Sunday, pumping in a co-team-high 11 points in a big 57-35 win over Nashville Stars Basketball Club.

The club finished its first tournament of the season with a 5-5 record.