From pulling down contested boards and ripping away balls on tie-ups to knocking down smooth threes, Ruby found ways to impact the game all over the floor. She plays with a smooth, selfless style and doesn’t need to dominate the ball to make her presence felt. Her left-handed shot can catch defenders off guard, especially when she gets a clean look from deep, while her toughness and willingness to battle for possession add another layer to her game.

Timpanogos is adding a player with the talent and potential to contribute immediately to an already solid roster. With young pieces joining her like Holly Fisher Holly Fisher CG/SG Timpanogos | 2029 State UT developing alongside the veteran leadership of Ellie Adams Ellie Adams 5'6" | PG/CG Timpanogos | 2028 State UT and Makayla Boyer Makayla Boyer 5'7" | CG Timpanogos | 2027 State UT , there is already a strong foundation in place. This addition gives Timpanogos something it has been missing—more length. That added size and versatility should give the Timberwolves more options on both ends of the floor and could make an already intriguing roster even tougher to match up with.

One of Ruby’s biggest advantages is her untapped potential — both in her on-court development and her physical growth. If her skill set continues to progress alongside added length, her ceiling could rise significantly. She’s got a great feel for the high post and can see the floor well, has good hands, and keeps the ball moving effectively.