Aubrey could be the difference in what shapes up as one of the most competitive first-round games of the region quarterfinals. Seminole enters as the higher seed (4 vs. 5) and the more battle-tested team, and Aubrey’s all-around impact is a big reason why. She’s constantly around the ball — creating steals, cleaning up the glass, and making smart, timely passes to keep the offense flowing. Her motor and playmaking on both ends set the tone, and in a tight playoff environment, that consistent two-way presence could be what pushes Seminole past Weeki Wachee and into the next round.

Aubrey’s film is full of defensive highlights which is exciting as those are usually skipped. She’s able to read the defenders eyes to jump into passing lanes and get steals. Her hands are so active defensively which is another reason why she led her team in steals with 4 per game. She was also second in points and assists as well.