Alexandra is a 2030 wing who I believe could make an impact for Divine Child during her freshman season. I had the opportunity to watch her compete with Team 10 at the PGH Michigan Freshman Showcase, where her length, versatility and ability to contribute on both ends of the floor caught my attention. Alexandra is comfortable putting the ball on the floor and attacking the basket, showing the ability to get to the baseline and finish. She also uses her length effectively on the defensive end, where her timing and instincts allow her to challenge shots and come away with blocks, even out on the perimeter. One of the things I especially like about her game is her ability to secure a defensive rebound and immediately push the pace, keeping her head up and finding teammates in transition. She also runs the floor hard without the basketball, putting herself in position for easy scoring opportunities. Alexandra has good hands, rebounds well and brings a nice combination of size and ball-handling skills to the wing position. Another exciting part of her freshman season will be the opportunity to share the floor with her older sister, Sam, a senior who is committed to Wayne State. I think Alexandra has the tools to become a valuable contributor for Divine Child, and I’m looking forward to seeing how she develops while playing alongside her sister this winter.

Alex is a versatile wing who showed the ability to impact the game in a number of ways at the PGH Michigan Freshman Showcase. During 3v3, she put the ball on the floor, ripped baseline, and finished for a bucket, while her length and timing showed on the defensive end with multiple blocks out on the perimeter. During 5v5, the Team 10 wing showed another part of her game by securing defensive rebounds and immediately pushing the pace herself, keeping her head up and delivering quality passes to teammates in transition. Alex also ran the floor hard when she didn’t have the ball and was rewarded with transition buckets. She rebounded well, showed confidence handling the ball, and displayed strong hands by securing catches in traffic. Her combination of length, ball skills, rebounding, defensive versatility, and ability to contribute in transition makes Alex an intriguing under-the-radar prospect to continue following.

Alex showed her versatility on both ends throughout the PGH Michigan Freshman Showcase. During 3v3, she attacked off the bounce, ripping baseline and finishing for a bucket. Defensively, she used her length and timing to record multiple blocks out on the perimeter. During 5v5, the Team 10 wing made an impact in transition, grabbing defensive rebounds and immediately pushing the pace before finding teammates with well-timed passes. She also ran the floor hard herself and was rewarded with transition buckets. Alex handled the ball well, was productive on the glass, and showed strong hands by securing catches in traffic.

They call her Big Al, and she’s on watch for a big performance at the PGH Michigan Freshman Showcase. Alexandra played up against upperclassmen at the Headliners Invitational and was one of the best prospects on the court, earning herself an All-Showcase selection in the process. She competes with non-stop energy, a high motor, is a relentless rebounder, a gritty defender, and makes all the hustle plays. Al can stretch the floor with her outside shot, explode downhill with an extra gear, and go up strong to finish through contact. I’m excited to see her go head-to-head with other freshmen on Saturday.

The dynamic sister duo of Al and Sam Fuhs is coming to a court near you. Al plays 100 mph and seems to always impact games in multiple statistical categories as a result. She has length, speed, tenacity, and a comprehensive skill set that will wreak havoc on opponents at the varsity level. All stretches the floor with her three-point shooting, takes the ball straight to the basket with explosive steps, finishes strong through contact, and pressures the ball to generate steals. She’s persistent on the glass, and her quickness in transition creates fast-break points. Al is a prospect I’m very excited to see on the court soon with Divine Child.