Alexis has length, athleticism, a high basketball IQ, and the skills you look for in a guard. She had an impressive opening game for Mount Pleasant at BCAM Reaching Higher that immediately had me thinking, “I need to move her up”. Alexis is poised and crafty with the ball in her hands. She changes directions in the lane to get the angle and reaches around defenders in traffic to force fouls. Alexis can finish with both hands and sees the floor well in the open court. She was deadly from beyond the arc. Alexis drilled a corner three, stepped outside to sink another triple from the corner, and added a stamp to her performance late. She understood the time and situation with time winding down. Alexis grabbed the rebound, immediately pushed the ball up the court with pace using both hands, and buried a wing three off the bounce to give her team a chance to compete for the win.

Alexis has been a major piece in Mt. Pleasant’s unbeaten 5–0 start, making a strong statement early in her sophomore season. The skilled guard demands constant attention on the perimeter, where she’s been consistently punishing defenses with her shooting range in the opening stretch. Beyond her scoring touch, Alexis shows a good feel for the game, moving the ball well to set up teammates and crashing the glass to extend possessions. Her ability to contribute in multiple areas has helped set the tone for Mt. Pleasant’s fast start and makes her a tough matchup every night.