Aleysha possesses the type of size, frame, and versatility that makes her one of the more intriguing prospects in Florida’s 2030 class. Playing up a level with the Suns on the EYBL circuit, she continues to challenge herself against older competition while developing her game. LayLay can score from all three levels, handle the ball in the open floor, and impact the game in a variety of ways. She does a great job getting to two feet around the basket, plays through contact, and rebounds with toughness and physicality. Her motor consistently stands out, and her combination of strength, length, and mobility allows her to defend multiple positions. As her skill set continues to expand and she gains more experience against high-level competition, Aleysha has all the tools to develop into a really special player and one of the top prospects in the class.

Aleysha made a strong statement with her play, combining an elite motor with true three-level scoring ability that consistently put pressure on defenses. At 5’10, she has a solid frame that allows her to play through contact while still showing the skill to score from the perimeter, mid-range, and at the rim. Her competitive spirit stands out immediately—she embraces big moments, wants the ball, and doesn’t shy away from taking and making tough shots. With her energy, confidence, and all-around scoring package, Aleysha has the tools and trajectory of a potential top 100 national prospect in the 2030 class.

Aleysha immediately stood out with her size and frame which are advanced for an 8th grader who has a high ceiling. She does a good job getting to two feet and playing with control, showing solid footwork that included a nice euro step. Defensively, her length and timing allow her to block shots and alter attempts around the rim. Aleysha also has a good stroke from the outside with smooth mechanics and can handle the ball, get downhill with strength, and finish at the rim.