Alexis, a forward for Dream Loudly, put together an impressive performance at the MI College Tour II at Wayne State, impacting the game in multiple ways. She made a highlight play on the perimeter with a big-time block, showing her athleticism and timing. Offensively, Alexis attacked with purpose, blowing past her defender and finishing strong at the rim. Her strength was evident throughout, especially on the glass where she controlled rebounds and created extra opportunities. Using her physicality to her advantage, she consistently played through contact and made her presence felt all game long.

Alexis averaged a productive 15.7 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game for a West Catholic team that finished the season 16-5 (8-4 OK Gold). She posted 19 points vs. Northview, 20 points vs. Wayland, 16 points vs. South Christian, and 21 points vs. Wyoming. Alexis was selected First Team All-Conference and has continued to excel in the playoffs. She guided the Falcons to a 44-35 victory over Covenant Christian with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Alexis led West Catholic with a 20-point, 10-rebound double-double during a 49-33 win against Spring Lake in the Regional Semifinal. She reached 1,000 career points after scoring 16 points during a 64-31 win in the Regional Semifinals vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central.

Alexis, a forward for West Catholic, played a major role in powering her team to a Regional Semifinal victory over Spring Lake. The strong and physical forward controlled the action around the basket, finishing the night with an impressive double-double of 20 points and 10 rebounds. Alexis scored efficiently while also battling on the glass to give her team extra possessions throughout the game. Her presence on both ends of the floor helped push West Catholic one step closer to a championship. The Falcons will now turn their attention to the Regional Final, where they are set to face Grand Rapids Catholic Central with a chance to advance even further in the postseason.

Alexis, a junior post player for West Catholic, is putting together a standout season and playing a major role in her team’s 12–4 record. A versatile presence in the paint, she’s comfortable playing with her back to the basket, using strong footwork and touch to finish around the rim with either hand. She can also face up, put the ball on the floor, and drive and kick to open teammates, making her a tough matchup for opposing defenses. On the defensive end, Alexis anchors the lane as a reliable rim protector and rebounds the ball at a high level, consistently giving her team extra possessions. Her all-around skill set and impact on both ends have made her a key force for West Catholic this season.

Alexis gave West Catholic the physical advantage inside they needed to pull off a 47-41 victory against Heritage at the West Michigan Hoop Summit. She worked constantly to gain an advantage, sealed off defenders with a strong stance, caught passes with great hands, and finished strong off two feet. Alexis drove hard downhill then finished high off the glass through contact for the and-one: she finished the three point play at the line. Alexis blocked shots, scored another old-fashioned three point play, and imposed her will on the glass. She won Co-MVP honors with 16 points and seven rebounds for the Falcons.

Alexis returns to West Catholic as a powerful interior presence with the tools to impact games on both ends of the floor. Her combination of strength, agility, and touch around the basket makes her a tough matchup, and she has the ability to finish through contact, attack with either hand, and carve out space for second-chance points. She can also step out and knock down perimeter shots when needed, adding another layer to her offensive versatility. With her motor on the glass and her physical style of play, Alexis is poised for a standout junior season for the Falcons.

Alexis showed strength, athleticism, and mobility at Oakland Elite Camp that give her tremendous upside as a college prospect. She had solid footwork and step-through technique during the finishing drill, changing hands to score effectively at the rim. Alexis stepped outside to hit a corner three during 5v5 and muscled her way into position to secure, then score offensive rebound put-backs. Alexis scored a strong layup with her left hand off two feet and was a relentless rebounder throughout the day. She secured a D1 offer from Oakland University following camp.

Alexis had a standout performance at the Ferris Elite Camp, earning herself a well-deserved offer after dominating in the post. A powerful forward, she finishes strong through contact and consistently scores off two feet with control and toughness. Her relentless effort on the glass stood out, as she grabbed rebounds on both ends at a high rate. Alexis also showcased her competitiveness by making it to the finals of the 1v1 competition, proving she’s a force to be reckoned with.

Alexis showed her strength and athletic potential with MBA-UAA 2027 at the Mother’s Day Classic. She powered through contact to score a determined and-one layup, then finished a strong offensive rebound put-back. Alexis was a physical and tenacious rebounder who the defense struggled to keep off the offensive glass. She converted multiple layups off two feet and has one of the highest ceilings in this class.

Alexis is one of the best power forward prospects in this class; she proved it with a stellar sophomore season for Grand Rapids West Catholic. The Falcons finished as O.K. Gold Conference champs with an 11-1 conference record and 18-3 overall. They secured statement wins against Hudsonville, Holt, G.R. South Christian, G.R. Catholic Central, Wyoming, and East Kentwood. Alexis was a force all season, O.K. Gold All-Conference First Team, averaging 14 points (56% 2FG%, 30% 3PT%, 58% EFG%), 8.6 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 1.8 blocks, and 1.7 steals per game. Her assertiveness driving downhill and physical tenacity securing rebounds, protecting the rim, and finishing in traffic give West Catholic the advantage inside. She contributed against tough opponents with 18 points against South Christian, 16 versus East Kentwood, 18 against Wyoming. Alexis was selected All-Tournament at The Platform, producing 23 points, four rebounds, and three steals in a win over Holt.