Aliyah is the only Stingray averaging double-digit points this season and will need to score at all three levels. She’ll have to lead her team, protect the ball, and keep them poised while creating good looks on nearly every possession for Seacrest Country Day to have a shot at advancing to Saturday..

Aliyah is one of the top players in SWFL, regardless of class. Her game consistently takes a step forward in big games, and she can put points up in a hurry. She’s really made a name for herself this year, and I expect her to continue doing so into the postseason and the summer.

Aliyah could start at the point or slide over to the two which would give the lineup flexibility in the backcourt. She consistently drove the ball and collapsed the defense which created multiple assist opportunities to her teammates. Aliyah also knocked down the outside shot and stayed active on the glass which resulted in finishing a strong and-1 through contact at a pivotal moment. Her knack for making winning plays stood out as she made key decisions during big moments that helped secure a win for her team.

Aliyah is a true three-level scorer that is a threat from anywhere and has made a huge leap into the Top 50. She can knock down the 3 ball with time and space, use her handles to get to the rim, or pull up and hit a jumper from the mid-range. Her runner and floater game is tough too, so her finishing moves are very versatile and tough to defend with her deep bag.