Adalyn, playing on Team 8 at The Expo, was one of my top performers on the day with the scoring and playmaking ability she showed with the ball in her hands. She has a strong handle and looked comfortable creating off the dribble, using her control and change of direction to work her way through the defense. One of her more impressive moves came in the lane, where she used a smooth spin move to get away from her defender and create a scoring opportunity around the basket. Adalyn also showed she could stretch the floor, knocking down shots from behind the arc and giving the defense another area to account for. On the defensive end, she came away with a steal and immediately turned it into offense, taking the ball coast-to-coast. Her ability to create off the bounce, score from the perimeter, and make plays in transition helped make her one of my top performers at The Expo.

Adalyn was a key contributor in the Grass Lake lineup as a sophomore, and I’m anticipating an even bigger junior year. She’s a dynamic offensive scoring threat from the perimeter and off the dribble. That was evident at open gym on Wednesday. Adalyn made great adjustments during the transition passing drill to catch low passes, transfer the ball quickly without traveling, and finish the layups with her right and left. One of her highlights that caught my attention in the games was when Adalyn used a smooth, wide lateral pushout dribble to create a driving lane, split the gap with a dribble burst, accelerated past the defenders straight to the rim, then made a quick transfer to score the crafty layup. She made an unselfish extra pass for an assist during a fast break, and buried consecutive threes in the star three-point shooting drill. Adalyn knocked down shots efficiently from the corners and added back-to-back triples in the lightning competition to end the session. She’s a 28′ prospect in the top 50 who should have some offers, and I’m excited to see her again at The Expo on Saturday.

Adalyn delivered a knockout performance for Grass Lake at CMU Team Camp. She was on fire from beyond the arc, burying four threes during my time watching her games from the wings, corners, and up top. Adalyn shoots with balanced feet, a rhythmic release, and a majestic high-arcing trajectory on her shot that often finds the bottom of the net. Her aggressive, active defense and strong finishes at the rim also stood out on the court. Adalyn intercepted a pass at half-court and pushed the ball the rest of the way for two points. She crossed over a defender and shifted into high gear to cause a foul at the rim. Adalyn finished layups with both hands, went up strong off two feet, and her anticipation as a help side defender resulted in multiple steals.

Adalyn ignited Grass Lake’s offense with her pinpoint perimeter shooting and strong finishes in the paint. Adalyn scored a tough and-one layup through contact, then tacked on the free throw. She attacked downhill off the dribble and dropped in a soft floater off the glass. Adalyn crashed the glass to score an offensive rebound put-back and made the defense pay for giving her space. She has deep range, firing with balance and textbook shooting mechanics. Adalyn drained a game-high four triples and led the Warriors with 19 points during their win at the West Michigan Hoop Summit.

Adalyn had a standout day at Wade’s World Showcase, lighting it up from all areas of the floor. As a guard, she showed a smooth touch with a left-handed floater, connected on a mid-range jumper in the lane, and attacked the basket with crafty finishes through traffic. Her scoring ability was on full display, combining range, skill, and poise to keep defenders off balance. With her shooting and offensive versatility, Adalyn is poised for a breakout sophomore season at Grass Lake this winter.

Adalyn earned 3rd team selection honors as one of Team 10’s top performers at the PGH Expo, standing out for her skill, energy, and two-way impact. Running the point, she showcased a quick and decisive crossover that allowed her to blow by defenders and attack the rim with authority, often finishing with a smooth floater or clever change-of-pace layup. She demonstrated relentless effort on the glass, securing numerous offensive rebounds and converting them into second-chance points or kick-out opportunities for teammates. On defense, Adalyn’s active hands, anticipation, and quick feet disrupted passing lanes and forced turnovers, constantly creating opportunities for her team. Her combination of playmaking, scoring ability, defensive awareness, and tireless hustle made her one of the most well-rounded and impactful players on Team 10.

Adalyn made a strong impression as a top performer for Team 10 with her combination of skill, effort, and defensive presence. As a point guard, she used a quick and decisive crossover to blow by defenders and attack the rim, finishing with a smooth floater. She showed relentless energy on the glass, pulling down numerous offensive rebounds to create extra scoring opportunities for her team. On defense, her anticipation and active hands disrupted plays and generated turnovers, making her a constant threat on both ends of the floor.

Adalyn had an efficient day at our Freshman Showcase and contributed to team 3 in a variety of ways. She showed her shooting range, draining a corner 3 and multiple wing 3s. Adalyn handled the ball well under pressure, finding open teammates, and beating her defender off the dribble to score off two at the rim. Adalyn works hard defensively and is a well-rounded prospect who I am looking forward to watching contribute in a big way with Grass Lake this winter.

Adalyn has athletic attributes, passing precision, outside shooting, defensive skills, and ball handling beyond her years. She performed at a high level during the travel season and continued to step up with Grass Lake on Varsity this summer. Adalyn is a prospect to see at our Freshman Showcase.

Jarchow had an impressive day three at the Select Super Showcase. She is a shifty, athletic guard who can handle pressure. She always had her head up in transition and was dropping dimes. She nailed multiple 3’s in the game I was watching with the biggest one in OT. Adalyn is a prospect to watch in the class of 2028!