Abby Christensen was averaging a double-double throughout the weekend and continues to elevate her recruiting stock. Another Division I offer could be on the horizon, and she’s the type of player Ivy League programs should be paying close attention to.

Her versatility stood out, showing she can impact the game in multiple ways and handle different roles depending on what her team needs.

Abby sits at the top because she checks every box: length, court awareness, scoring versatility, and defensive disruption. She can guard all five positions, alters shots with her timing, and controls the glass on both ends. Offensively, she leads her team in scoring not just through post play, but with a smooth mid-range touch, smart cuts, and the ability to face up and attack. What separates her even further is how she elevates the players around her—she draws attention, makes the right reads, and creates opportunities. As the reigning PGH Ms. Basketball with two more years ahead, she’s proving game after game why she’s the most complete player in her class.

Racking up 216 votes in our poll, Abigail earns the title of PGH Ms. Basketball. With two more years ahead at Fremont, she’s the kind of player that makes opponents circle — and dread — that matchup on the schedule. Abigail is a true do-it-all threat: her length gives her the versatility to guard all five spots, and her smooth touch and court awareness make her a nightmare to defend on the offensive end.

Abigail is one of those players who brings both energy and efficiency to every game she plays. At 6’2”, she has the physical presence to dominate inside, but what makes her special is her versatility — she’s equally comfortable stepping out and knocking down mid-range shots. Abigail’s motor is relentless; she’s constantly crashing the boards, running the floor, and creating second-chance opportunities.

Abigail’s improvement curve over the past year has been impressive. Her confidence with the ball and leadership presence are emerging, and she’s starting to look more and more like a player who can impact the game at the next level.

Christensen is continually evolving her game, and the impressive part is that she still has ample opportunity to refine and enhance her skills. She has transitioned from an inside-outside player to one who excels both inside and out. Christensen has significantly improved her mid-range game, utilizing it effectively in transitions, set plays, and broken plays. She is poised to be a zone-breaker, capable of both stepping outside and employing her driving skills for scoring. Her determination has also improved, and she could become a consistent 20-point scorer this season, especially if her team maintains the high level of floor running they demonstrated this summer.