Luna is a prime example of a player who doesn’t allow their size to decide how much of an impact they can provide. If we’re talking stats, as a freshman, she had one of the best seasons in her class, and much of it came from her fearless scoring. But it’s the defensive mindset she brings to each possession that has really put her in those categories as a legit prospect. She does everything with intention, and never dials down her skill set or her athleticism. She can get to the rim, shoot beyond the arc, and, when the possession or game calls for it, put on her playmaker hat and rack up the assists.

Luna is one of those players you really have to see live to understand how impactful she truly is. Most will notice her size and have doubts, but her skill set outweighs them. She has the speed, confidence, and the handle to create opportunities for herself and her teammates. She will for sure put on a show this spring and summer.

Luna has been a bright spot for the Rosary program so far this season. She’s a deep ball threat, that shows no hesitation or doubt in her ability to shoot. Defensively, her size is an advatage and she knows how to use it. Wether its getting steals in the passing lanes, or showing her athleticism and energy on the boards.

Luna has been one of the more consistent freshmen in the state, and regardless of her stature, she will score 1:1 or 1:5… she is not afraid of the pressure or heavy defense. What this also allows her to do is to make plays for others as well.. with the defense giving her a majority of attention, Aleah can get it going in a facilitator role as well. On the defensive end, the same energy and aggression are displayed. She will pick you up 84ft.