Gabby returns for her junior season at Columbia Central after earning Dream Team honors as a sophomore, and I expect her to be one of the top guards to watch in the Cascades Conference this winter. The 2028 guard brings an impressive combination of quickness, athleticism and offensive playmaking ability to the floor. One of the things that stands out about Gabby’s game is her ability to handle the basketball with confidence and use her explosive first step to get past defenders. She does a great job attacking gaps in the defense, getting downhill and finishing around the basket. Gabby also has the ability to create her own shot off the dribble, showing a nice touch from the mid-range. Beyond her scoring, she is willing to battle on the glass and use her athleticism to create second-chance opportunities. She has continued to impress on the showcase circuit, including a strong showing at Oakland Elite Camp, and has already picked up multiple college offers. With her experience and ability to make plays in different ways, I’m looking forward to seeing Gabby take another step forward in her junior season.

Gabby had that look of fierce determination in her eyes at Oakland Elite Camp, and her performance on the court reflected it. She started by having some of the strongest, quickest, and tightest handles during the stationary two-ball dribble drill. In games, Gabby attacked downhill at full tilt, exploiting gaps with a burst to score multiple drive-by layups. She crashed the boards, then elevated to score an athletic tip-in at the rim, and added a smooth mid-corner jumper off the dribble. Gabby has several offers and is a great recruiting spot right now heading into what should be a fantastic junior season at Columbia Central. She’s a showcase vet, consistently performing at a high level in that environment. Gabby is one of the headline prospects competing at The Expo, and we’re excited to have her back.

Gabby showed a well-rounded skill set throughout the Northwood Elite Camp, making plays as both a scorer and facilitator. During 5-on-5 action, she ran the floor hard in transition and was rewarded with a bucket, while also delivering a terrific pass that led to a scoring opportunity for a teammate. Gabby handled the ball confidently and displayed strong court vision, consistently keeping her head up and seeing plays develop. During 3-on-3 play, she added a step-back mid-range jumper to her offensive arsenal. Her combination of ball skills, passing ability, and ability to make plays in transition made her a guard worth watching in the 2028 class.

Gabby, a guard for Michigan Premier , had an outstanding showing at the MI College Tour II at Wayne State, displaying her all-around offensive skill set. She operates with confidence, handling the ball well and creating opportunities for both herself and her teammates. Gabby showed her ability to score at all three levels, including a smooth pull-up jumper, while also attacking the lane and getting downhill effectively. On the defensive end, she competed with toughness and intensity, making life difficult for opposing guards. Her versatility and playmaking ability made her one of the more impactful guards on the floor.

Gabby had a gigantic sophomore campaign for Columbia Central, averaging 20.4 points, 4.7 steals, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game. Gabby shot an efficient 84% from the FT line and 36% from 3PT range. She set a single-season record with 96 steals. Gabby received Cascades Conference Dream Team and PGH Player of the Year Finalist honors, while also earning recognition as P2W Headliners Invitational MVP. She’s a pesky defender who takes the ball to the hole with determination and finishes in a crowd. Gabby shoots confidently from beyond the arc and has great touch on her floaters.

Gabby, competing with Team Sparks at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, was my selection for MVP based on her all-around impact and consistency as a guard. She displayed excellent ball-handling skills, keeping the dribble under control with a smooth, composed “ball-on-a-string” feel, and effectively used a hesitation move to create separation and get past defenders. Offensively, she was a reliable playmaker who consistently drew extra attention from the defense and made the right reads, finding teammates with well-timed passes when help arrived. When opportunities opened up for herself, she capitalized—finishing with a soft floater over a taller defender to score in traffic. Defensively, Gabby stood out as well, showing active hands to disrupt ball handlers and timing a well-executed block that highlighted her athleticism. Her ability to both score and facilitate, while also contributing defensively, made her a constant difference-maker on the floor.

Gabby seems to always perform at a high level in showcase environments, and she’ll be a top 2028 point guard prospect to watch at the Headliners Invitational Showcase on Sunday. Gabby set a new single-season school record with over 94 steals for Columbia Central this season and helped the team win a District title. She’s a dynamic guard who can finish shots from difficult angles inside at the rim and score off platform floaters. Gabby has an accurate three-point jumper and keeps her hands active to rack up steals on defense. She’s a playmaker that’ll be exciting to see on the court.

Gabby energized Brooklyn Columbia Central in the first with a vicious chase-down block on a layup attempt and did so again when she buried a smooth corner three in the second quarter. Gabby deflected an inbounds pass on defense, secured the steal, and showed good body control to tight-rope the sideline. She attacked hard downhill on dribble-drive, hung in mid-air, and dropped in a soft floater over her defender. Gabby scored seven points for the Golden Eagles and led the team in rebounds with five.

Gabby, a sophomore point guard for Columbia Central, has been a key catalyst in her team’s impressive 14–2 start this season. She sets the tone with her relentless effort on the defensive end, pressuring ball handlers, jumping passing lanes, and consistently turning defense into quick offensive opportunities. Her ability to create transition chances gives Columbia Central an extra edge. Offensively, Gabby keeps defenses honest with her smooth shot from beyond the arc, confidently knocking down threes when given space. Her energy, toughness, and leadership at the point guard position continue to drive her team’s success.

Gabby was an All-Showcase Second Team honoree at the PGH Expo and she’s been very productive for Columbia Central to start the season. She’s put up 20 points in three of four games and had a double-double (points, rebounds) against a tough Michigan Center squad. Gabby has excellent body control and finishing touch in traffic. She uses every inch of the glass to convert shots from difficult angles and is a confident three-point shooter. Gabby changes directions quickly using a variety of combo dribbles and drives fearlessly to the rim.