Alexis, a guard for Mystics S40, made her presence felt at the MI College Tour III Grand Valley with her effort on the defensive end. She stays active with her hands, consistently getting into passing lanes and creating deflections and steals. Offensively, she showed her ability to stretch the floor, knocking down a couple shots from beyond the arc. Her combination of defensive energy and perimeter shooting made her a valuable contributor throughout the day.

Alexis made a splash in her AAU debut with Mystics 17U S40 at the PGH MI Tour. She was active on the defensive end, poking the ball out for a steal, pushing it the other way, and finishing with her left hand in top gear. Alexis drained a three up top and from the corner. She’s confident and always ready to let it fly from beyond the arc. Alexis plays fast and switches hands comfortably in the open court with her eyes up.

My goal at every event is to put a talented high school player who doesn’t compete on the travel circuit directly in front of college coaches. Alexis is one of those prospects who is a perfect fit for many of the college programs attending, and this will most likely be the first time most coaches see her play. Alexis is a 1,000-point scorer from Imlay City who can slash to the rim, push the pace with her dribble, create steals, and rip the nets from beyond the arc when she gets hot. She’s a playmaker I’ve enjoyed watching throughout her career, and I’m very excited to have her competing in front of college coaches at the Headliners Invitational Showcase.

Alexis scored her 1,000th career point on a deep, moonshot step-back three last week against Grosse Point North. She knocked down three triples in the game.

Alexis turned in an explosive double-double during a 42-31 home win with 26 points and 14 steals–she kept her foot on the gas again this week. Alexis shredded the nets with six triples, scoring 29 points during a 54-46 win vs. Croswell-Lexington. She followed that with a dominant 37-point performance in a 54-42 win at Almont.

Alexis emerged as the driving force behind Imlay City’s success last season, proving to be one of the top sophomores in the state. The versatile 5-foot-8 guard consistently carried her team on both ends of the court, averaging 17 points, 3.8 steals, 2.2 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game. Her ability to create offense and disrupt opponents defensively made her invaluable to the Spartans. Alexis’ standout moment came in a dominant performance against North Branch, where she exploded for a career-high 38 points. With her skill, energy, and leadership, she’s quickly becoming one of the premier players in Division 2.

Alexis came through in crunch time to lead Imlay City to a dramatic victory at the Northwood Team Camp. She pushed the ball with pace to score full-court transition layups and converted free throws with a smooth follow-through at the line. Alexis drained four triples from different spots, including two of three within thirty seconds. When she gets hot, it’s going to be a long night for the defense. After clawing their way back, the Spartans overtime tied. Alexis sealed the deal in sudden death. She drove with determination to the corner, let the defender fly by, and buried the corner jumper for the win. Alexis was clutch for Imlay City and will be a prospect to follow this winter.

Alexis is a feisty on-ball defender and lights out 3-point shooter for the Spartans. She dropped 52 points last week with 11 steals and 9 assists as Imlay City defeated Almont 71-34 and Marine City 55-34. Alexis deflects passes to create steals and finishes with touch around the basket. She shoots with balance and a quick release off the hop or the dribble.