After a much-improved Junior year, in which it looked like Brooklyn was starting to turn the corner in terms of approaching her ceiling, she unfortunately missed the 2022-2023 campaign injured. She has great height, length, and wiry strength. She can run the floor North/South for a player her height, and she has really worked to improve her hands, her finishing moves around the basket, and her touch in the mid-post. She can step in immediately and be a defensive presence for a small college.

Brooklyn is unfortunately missing the 2022-2023 season due to a knee injury, but she’s a legitimate prospect who developed more and more skill each year. College recruiters should stay on her, as I’ve thought she always had the potential to be a better collegian than high school player. She just needed to finish growing, add some strength, and gain more confidence through experience and repetition. Well, she was showing that progress last Winter and Spring before being injured. She has tremendous length, good speed and some bounce, plus she has some touch facing the basket in the mid-post.

Brooklyn has come a very long way throughout the course of her high school career. She has always had height on her peers, but she grew quickly, and over the last couple of years she really found her coordination, fluid athleticism, and some bounce. She has a long, wiry-strong frame, and she continues to look more and more physical. She has built a nice skillset and is finishing much better inside, plus she can create problems at the defensive end of the floor with her length. She can block/alter shots, and she pursues rebounds.