Aleigha crashes the glass extremely hard, flying in from the perimeter to rip down boards. Her blend of speed and strength along with her motor make her impactful. She’s a threat to grab and go in transition. Against Winners United Parish went for 18 points, 9 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block, breaking free in the second half for 14 points as she relentlessly attacked the rim with a bully-ball approach.

Out of 168 players in the Georgia database for 2028, the Parish twins sit only five spots apart in the rankings and are the number one and two forward prospects in their class in the state. Versatility is the key with Gabrielle and Aleigha as both kids can comfortably play four positions on the court at both ends. They have great athleticism for their size. Both are in phenomenal shape, clearly something that they have put a lot of time and work into. They are explosive and powerful driving the basket and have the ability to finish with both hands. That slashing ability separated them from almost every other player at Peach Games. When they to down hill the play resulted with a lay up or a trip to the free throw line, or both. Both players have Division One offers and that list will most certainly grow. I look forward to watching both kids play again. They were huge stock risers for me coming out of Peach Games.

Aleigha elevates really well which shows up both as a rim protector and as a finisher around the basket. She scored effectively inside using either hand and consistently finished strong through contact at the rim. Aleigha also ran the floor hard, created opportunities in transition, and was rewarded by her guards for her effort.

D-I prospect has upped her scoring average, now flirting with double-doubles nightly averaging 12.9 points, 8.3 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 2.3 steals. Pushes well in transition and finishes with both hands. Strong frame.

Up from 43: The Parish twins are powerful, athletic and highly productive. They impose their will in the paint with physicality but are also capable handlers in the open floor. Both are high-motor players and constant double-double threats. Their perimeter skillsets are progressing nicely. With offers from Kennesaw State and Georgia State, they continue to climb the recruiting ladder.

Aleigha is one of the two Parish twins & I had to keep checking their jerseys numbers when they made a big play. She had a nice looking step-through move and crashed the boards with high intensity. There were some really authoritative and big blocks from the twins this weekend that set the tone and raised the energy in the tight game I watched. Both twins have solid frames and play with good activity on both sides of the ball.