A.J. is a prospect whose potential stood out during observations of Michigan Vice during the spring and summer. She can knock down shots from beyond the arc and in the mid-range, accelerate downhill with a burst off the dribble to get past defenders, and finish with either hand around the basket. A.J.’s athleticism and hops help her out jump defenders to secure offensive rebounds, then score contested layups in traffic. She has good instincts off the ball, makes smart cuts, and uses her quickness to stop dribble penetration on the defensive end. Plymouth graduated key seniors from their lineup, and A.J. looks like a player ready to make a noticeable impact this season.

A.J. made a great impression at Michigan Vice practice as a quick guard who can contribute in a variety of ways to the team’s success. Her quick feet and on-ball pressure limited dribble penetration on the defensive end. A.J. drove by a defender with a burst to score a layup and went by using a strong rip move to cause a foul. She crashed the glass to score an offensive rebound reverse layup, finished with her left after a straight line drive, knocked down a mid-range pull-up, and added a straightaway three. A.J. moves well without the ball and made a great flex cut across the lane to catch and score a contested bucket in the low post.