Elizabeth had a fantastic camp last year, and she turned in another impressive performance for Okemos at Northwood Team Camp in 2025. Elizabeth shot lights out from beyond the arc in a game with several finding nothing but net. She pushed the ball quickly up the court to create transition points for herself and her teammates. Elizabeth made a smooth transfer to score a full-speed layup off two feet in transition. She used her length to deflect passes and create steals on defense. Elizabeth finished shots efficiently off two feet at the rim throughout the camp and is a great pickup for Aquinas.

Elizabeth had a standout weekend at The Smoke, making a big impact as a versatile wing. She knocked down multiple three-pointers, showing off her shooting range and keeping defenders on their heels. Defensively, she was just as impressive—using her quick hands and sharp instincts to rack up steals and blocks. With her ability to stretch the floor and disrupt plays, Elizabeth proved to be a key difference-maker all tournament long.

Elizabeth, a versatile 6′ forward for Capital City Express, makes her presence felt on both ends of the floor. Defensively, she’s a force in the paint, using her length to alter shots and rack up blocks as a reliable rim protector. On the offensive end, she’s skilled at all three levels and shows great touch and toughness finishing around the basket. With her final AAU season on deck, she’s poised for a big spring and summer.

Elizabeth had a solid day at 3-Phase for Okemos. She used her length to block shots and create steals on defense. Elizabeth pushed the ball with pace to create scoring in transition and used a crafty high pick-up move to score a left-handed layup. She heated up from the perimeter, hitting a corner 3 and a wing 3. Elizabeth made a great straight-line cut to the basket to catch and score a left-handed layup. Her length, high motor, and offensive skillset are an advantage.

Elizabeth earned an Honorable Mention selection as a sophomore, but based on how she has performed during the off-season, I expect her to be an All-League caliber player as a junior. Elizabeth uses her length and determination to block shots in the paint. She secures rebounds on both ends, finishes through contact at the rim, and knocks down 3-point jumpers. Elizabeth has a quick burst off the dribble when she drives and sets a standard of toughness/effort for her teammates. Okemos will be a dangerous team to play this winter and Elizabeth will be a key factor in their success.

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Elizabeth appeared to be favoring her ankle slightly at Big Cat Fall League on Sunday, but she didn’t let that stop her from having a huge impact for her team. Elizabeth contributed in all phases, blocking a shot on defense, securing rebounds, motoring through defenders to score layups off the dribble, and adding multiple wing 3s. She will be an exciting prospect to watch this winter.

Elizabeth is a lengthy wing who has continually stood out at a variety of events during the summer and fall. She was one of the best performers in the gym at SAU Elite Camp and has unique quickness and scoring abilities at her height. Elizabeth accelerates to score transition baskets and full-speed finishes at the rim. She works hard for rebounds and is a threat to take over from 3-point range. Elizabeth will be exciting to see this winter with the Wolves.

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Schafer had an impressive summer of AAU basketball, and the National Championship was no exception. She has great footwork around the rim and showed her ability to stretch the floor by knocking down a few 3’s on the weekend. She works hard on the offensive glass to give her team more scoring opportunities.

Schafer had a great day at The Mitten Summer Showdown. She was a dominant rim protector on the day. She can score both inside and out with tough finishes at the rim and extended range from 3.

Elizabeth was a clutch performer for Okemos on both sides of the court at Northwood Team Camp. She crashed the boards to score offensive rebound put-backs and finished off two in the paint. Elizabeth created steals on defense and caught fire from beyond the arc, hitting multiple deep 3’s to put her team ahead.