Alaysha already has Division I offers and is already a household name in the Inland Empire. Expect her offer sheet and accolades to reach new heights this summer. Alaysha does a lot of things well. She has the ball handling ability to take it coast-to-coast. She can drive to the basket and finish over multiple defenders. She has the size and strength to bang down low. She can even play point forward from time-to-time. The game comes easy for Alaysha. She plays at her own pace. She can operate out of the triple threat. Alaysha is nimble with quick feet and a soft shooting touch, making her lethal from the high-post in faceup opportunities. Very high basketball IQ to go along with a versatile skillset.

Alaysha is a versatile, do‑everything post player for Moreno Valley. She has a deep arsenal of back‑to‑the‑basket and face‑up moves, using her size to establish strong position and her quick feet to maneuver around defenders with a soft touch at the rim. When opponents force her to the perimeter, she remains effective—capable of knocking down threes and attacking late closeouts to create additional scoring chances. She’s equally comfortable in the mid‑range, where she can hit turnaround jumpers and leverage a mix of jab steps and head fakes to keep defenders off balance. Alaysha’s ability to score at all three levels makes her a constant matchup problem and a reliable focal point for Moreno Valley’s offense.

Has good size and used her body well to create space and get to the basket. Showed she had a great feel for the game and played with confidence. Her ball-handling skills were on full display — every time she grabbed a rebound, she brought the ball up the floor under control and made smart decisions.

Finished through contact, rebounded well on both ends, and stayed active around the basket. Also showed she could stretch the floor, knocking down shots and keeping defenders honest. Versatile, skilled, and made an impact in multiple areas of the game.