The potential and upside are HIGH, and she doesn’t allow herself to blend in with her competition. Her game is smooth, her handles are strong, and the way she moves throughout the court screams confidence. If she’s able to maintain the consistency of her play against stronger competition, we’re looking at a possible top 15 player in this class when senior year rolls around.

Haley was a consistent threat for her team on Sunday, pouring in shots from deep and midrange in her three games.

Haley has some tremendous ballhandling abilities, and her teammates seem to trust her to handle bringing the ball up the floor. She has great court vision and a strong ability to distribute to open teammates.

Haley also has a confident 3-point shot, and can bury a deep ball when she finds an opening. She made at least one 3-pointer in each game.

Haley tells me that she’s been working on different moves, and ways to create space. And she takes pride in her ability to drive the basket and create shots.

Slick guard with solid handles and a little bit of a swag to her game. Defensively she’s a smart player, plays her  position well.  She just always seems to be in the right place. Can push the ball on the floor and get downhill, finishing from either side.  

There’s a great foundation in place for Haley, and most of it starts with her ball handling skills and the awareness she shows on her rim drives. She is one of the main players to initiate the offense on her AAU team, and she shows the IQ to make strong decisions with the ball. Not afraid to shoot from the outside and can snake her way to the rim. Solif finisher with both hands.

Haley combined strong shooting with an aggressive ability to attack off the dribble. She created scoring opportunities by reading defenders and making quick decisions. Her willingness to drive complemented her effectiveness as a perimeter shooter. Haley’s all-around offensive skill set allowed her to impact the game in multiple ways.