Harris applied pressure in transition for Team Durant with her nonstop pace and ability to quickly turn defense into offense. She sprinted the floor well, awaited outlet passes, and pushed the ball coast-to-coast for fast break finishes while also advancing the ball effectively to teammates in transition. Harris also showcased confidence from the perimeter by stepping into an open three-pointer and continuing to impact the game with her relentless motor.

Aaliyah Harris Aaliyah Harris 5'9" | SG/PG Bishop Ireton | 2028 State VA was the definition of a floor general this weekend. If you weren’t locked in, you could miss her impact on the game. She consistently created opportunities for her teammates, keeping her eyes up in transition and delivering accurate passes to set up open looks. In the half court, she sliced up zone defenses manipulating defenders with her vision and time to generate scoring opportunities. While facilitating at a high level, she also found way to score for her self getting transition opportunities from her defense. Aaliyah played with poise and command throughout; traits that define a high-level point guard.

Aaliyah and her Pippen esc game is smooth as silk. Sunday, she was best in transition as she can get the ball up the court with four or five dribbles with her long strides. She had a nice coast to coast drive where she looked off her last defender at the top of the key to finish with an uncontested layup. Defensively, her wingspan, wide stance, and quick feet reaped havoc on her opponent that seamingly became the difference during her 10am game.

Harris is a smooth, high-IQ guard with the size and versatility to impact the game at multiple positions. She plays with great pace and composure, able to score at all three levels while also facilitating and making smart decisions with the ball. With her improved perimeter shooting, ability to finish at the rim, and experience against top competition, Harris is a poised playmaker who will be a key contributor on the EYBL circuit.

Harris is a smooth, high-IQ guard who can score or facilitate with equal effectiveness. She plays at her own pace, stretches the floor, and finishes well at the rim. Her poise and versatility make her a key contributor in any lineup.

Has good size and can play both guard positions. Had a productive season for Bishop Ireton displayed a high basketball IQ and is a good distributor of the ball. With her size at both guard positions she plays with a lot of good pace when the basketball is in her hands. She can also get a bucket when needed as well!  Her three-point shot has improved and she finishes strong at the basket at a high level. She currently holds multiple division one offers heading into AAU season!

Aaliyah is an underrated talent with the ability to score at any level. Her calm, nonchalant demeanor can be deceiving—she can catch defenders off guard with a smooth three-pointer or a quick drive, all while staying composed and effortless on the floor.

Coming from the highly competitive WCAC, a conference known for producing Division I talent, Aaliyah brings experience and poise beyond her years. Look for her to play a vital role for Durant this summer, providing scoring punch and floor-spacing that will be key to the team’s success.

Aaliyah Harris Aaliyah Harris 5'9" | SG/PG Bishop Ireton | 2028 State VA did really solid work for Bishop Ireton. She did well off the ball, finding herself in good positions to get easy buckets. She knocked down a couple of threes and did a great job getting her buckets within the frame of the offense.

Harris delivered timely shot-making and confident drives throughout the game. She knocked down multiple 3’s to regain control and attacked the rim with strong footwork to finish in traffic. Her transition awareness and ability to facilitate added another layer to Ireton’s offense. Harris’ late layup gave Ireton a critical advantage in the final minutes.

Aaliyah has a smooth, composed game on both ends of the floor. Her combination of height and ball-handling ability allows her to function effectively as a combo guard. She showed flashes of getting to the basket and scoring creatively, but her defensive impact stood out the most. Aaliyah is capable of guarding positions one through four in the open court with ease, and in the half court her length makes her especially disruptive, as she consistently takes away space and passing lanes.