Leilani stood out as a versatile prospect who’s skilled enough to play on the perimeter and fierce enough to impose her will in the paint. She’s strong, powerful, and has a filled-out frame that makes moving her off her spots a tall order. Leilani showed a second gear in transition, taking a defensive rebound coast to coast. She demonstrated the ability to stretch the floor by sinking an open corner three. Leilani got downhill off the dribble, went up strong to finish off two feet, cleaned up the glass, and made an impression with her athleticism. She had a good day for Team Two at The PGH Illinois Sophomore ID Camp.

Aguilera has the energy and relentlessness that overlooks the speed. She is a magnet to the ball, and she plays HARD, even though her skill set is based on pace. She never seems to do anything outside of what she’s confident in, and offensively, she can do a lot. A solid shooter from the outside, and is not afraid to take someone off the dribble and get to the rim. There is solid potential, and she’s definitely a player to keep track of as time goes on.

From 12-15ft, Leilani was usually money. She showed nice touch around the rim and didnt seem afraid to use her size if the possession called for it.