Ali was part of a Team Compete squad that finished the weekend with an unblemished 4-0 record. And she took center stage in almost every game. There are aspects of her style of play that are reminiscent of Caitlin Clark. Her passing and distribution is so smart and precise, particularly when making a bounce pass inside. She has great court vision, and can take over a game with both her scoring and passing.

Ali lacks some size right now, but she makes up for it with tenacity and strength. She’ll go toe-to-toe with girls who have 5-6 inches on her; particularly when she has the ball in her hands. If she sees an opening, she’ll drive right into the heart of the defense for a layup. Ali has a knack for drawing fouls when she’s in the paint, and she lines up a good 3-pointer as well.

Overall, Ali is a smart player who says she’s always been a good ballhandler. She surveys the floor well, and always seems to have a plan for what she wants to do next.

Ali was a critical part of three wins for her Team Compete club on Saturday, scoring 13 points against Take Over, and then another 20 points in her final game of the night.

She may not have the size of other players, but she makes up for it with toughness and physicality. She can line up an impressive 3-pointer, but also draw contact when she goes inside. She goes really hard to the basket, and can still hit shots over players who are primarily taller than her.

Morovits has some fabulous passing abilities as well. Her bounce passes to the paint, or her drive-and-kick dishes could conjure images of Caitlin Clark when she’s feeding her post players.

Ali also stands out for her free throw shooting. In her final two games of the day, she went 8/9 on FTs-a skill that few players at this age have mastered so well.