Ashley Cohen is a 5'6" Combo Guard/Point Guard in the 2027 class.
Cohen attends Bedford in New England and plays club basketball for MA Huskies.
Cohen's Player Profile was created on August 12, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Ashley
CohenCG/PG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Bedford
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MA
New England’s Stars
Ashley is a true floor general who excels at facilitating and organizing her team’s offense. She does a...
Written by Avi Burmenko
Ashley
CohenCG/PG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Bedford
|
MA
7 Notable Prospects From The Weekend Action
Ashley Cohen (2027) | CG | MH What stood out the most was the initiative Cohen took in...
Written by Mikol Blake-Green
Ashley
CohenCG/PG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Bedford
|
MA
Zoe Wasserlauf, Ashley Cohen Lead 5 Northeast Region Standouts
Ashley earned DCL Foley Player of the Year honors for the third straight season, capping off another strong...
Written by Avi Burmenko
Ashley
CohenCG/PG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Bedford
|
MA
Combo Guards Making An Impact
Ashley led her team to a win over Lincoln Sudbury, finishing with 25 points. She is a smart...
Written by Avi Burmenko
Ashley
CohenCG/PG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Bedford
|
MA
The Top ’27 SGs And CGs Among The Recently Announced Rankings
Cohen is quite the shooter; she sits as one of the better combo guards in the rankings. Ashley...
Written by Mikol Blake-Green
Avi Burmenko | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Avi Burmenko
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Ashley is a true floor general who excels at facilitating and organizing her team’s offense. She does a great job making sure everyone is in the right spots and consistently delivers passes to teammates in their go-to scoring areas. Quick with the ball in her hands, Ashley can shift gears when needed, attacking the basket with ease and putting up points in bunches when given the green light.
What stood out the most was the initiative Cohen took in pressure situations. Sometimes in marquee matchups the court can shrink and players can tighten up, but that wasn’t Ashley by any means. Cohen showed poise when closely guarded plus she, effectively got to the free-throw stripe. Ashley is a leader in the class for a reason.
Ashley earned DCL Foley Player of the Year honors for the third straight season, capping off another strong campaign. She helped lead Bedford to a 14–7 regular season record, securing the 26th seed and a playoff win before falling in the Round of 32. Ashley is a confident three-point shooter who needs minimal space to get her shot off, and her smooth floater allows her to finish effectively over taller defenders in the paint. Her passing stands out just as much, as she threads the needle on backdoor cuts and makes sharp reads in pick-and-roll situations to lead teammates directly to the basket.
Ashley led her team to a win over Lincoln Sudbury, finishing with 25 points. She is a smart floor general who keeps the ball moving and creates opportunities for her teammates, while also recognizing when to attack and score herself. Ashley is effective from all areas of the court, showing confidence in both her shot and her ability to create scoring opportunities.
Cohen is quite the shooter; she sits as one of the better combo guards in the rankings. Ashley brings a uniqueness that can’t be replicated. At first glance, many would just see a jump-shooter, but as the game progresses, she quickly makes it known that she’s so much more. Her brawny frame allows her to bulldoze through contact and no matter where she’s at, Cohen is looking for her shot. She’s insistent on getting to her spots, no matter what. Without the ball in her hand, expect her to dive to the open areas or set defenders up to come off handoffs or screens. The constant scoring threat that Ashley poses make her an immense force. The #33 player overall is one of the leading stars at Bedford.