Allie brought energy and toughness to the Mystics at the Tuesday Night Tune Up with her competitive style of play. The guard made an impact on the defensive end, applying pressure and making opponents work for everything. Her scrappiness and willingness to battle stood out, as she consistently found ways to make winning plays for her team. Offensively, Allie showed great vision in transition, pushing the pace and delivering well-timed passes to create scoring opportunities for her teammates. Her defensive intensity, playmaking ability, and high-energy approach made her a valuable presence on the floor.

Allie just does everything. She makes all the winning plays to help her team be successful and has an endless supply of energy on the court. In the Gold Championship Game, she was a deciding factor in the outcome for Mystics 17U S40. She drained a straightaway three up top and added another one from way downtown. Allie chased down rebounds and came sprinting in to snag offensive boards. She attacked off the dribble to cause fouls, eluded defenders with crafty/shifty ball-handling on her path to the rim, and was a difference-maker on defense. Allie helped her team come out on top.

Allie enters her junior year at Midland Dow as one of the premier guards in the state after a standout sophomore campaign that earned her First Team All-Conference recognition. She proved to be a reliable, high-impact player on both ends of the floor, filling the stat sheet with scoring, rebounds, assists, and steals while guiding the Chargers to a strong season. Her intensity, versatility, and ability to influence the game in multiple ways set her apart, and she consistently rose to the moment when her team needed her. With her experience, confidence, and drive continuing to grow, Allie looks primed for an even bigger year as she leads Dow in the hunt for more success.

Allie made a major impact for the Chargers last season, earning all-state honors as just a sophomore. The guard brought energy and consistency on both ends of the floor, averaging 16.2 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 3.5 steals per game while helping her team to a 16-9 record. Her competitive drive and all-around skill set make her one of the top guards in the state. With two strong seasons already under her belt, she’s poised for a breakout junior campaign and ready to take her game to the next level.

Allison had a standout day at Wade’s World Showcase, helping her team reach the 3v3 finals. As a guard, she showed excellent body control and impressive hang time around the rim, finishing with creativity and poise. Her quick rip-through move allowed her to blow by defenders and convert tough layups. Gritty and relentless, she battled bigger players on the boards, secured a key steal, and then pushed the pace for a smooth stretch lay-up. Her combination of skill, toughness, and court awareness made her a player to watch all day.

Allie was one of the biggest risers in our latest update and for good reason. She looked solid during the travel season and followed that up with a dominant SVL All-Conference First Team performance for Midland Dow. Allie chases the ball baseline to baseline with an ultra-competitive style that’s fun to watch. Guards don’t typically lead the team in rebounding, but that’s precisely what Allie did for the Chargers. She contributed in every statistical category, averaging 15.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.9 steals, and 2.3 assists per game. Allie fueled an underdog playoff victory with 21 points against Midland–helping Dow secure their 7th straight district title.

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It’s impossible to watch Allie play and not love her gritty all-out style on the court. She stole the ball away many times on defense and drove hard through a defender to score a strong layup off two feet in transition. Allie buried a smooth rainbow three-pointer from the corner, converted an offensive rebound putback, and converted many layups at the rim. She had another impressive performance today at the Mid-Michigan Mega Scrimmage and will be a menace in the SVL for Dow this season.

Allie was a breakout player for Dow in 2023, earning All-Conference 2nd Team Honors and she has been spectacular during the off-season. Allie has grit and determination that stands out on both ends. She chases down breakaways to block shots from behind, deflects passes to create steals, and finishers hard through contact in the paint for layups. Allie uses shifty combo dribbles to blow by defenders, has fantastic passing vision, and a deadly pull-up jumper from anywhere in the half-court. Allie moves well without the ball and is an elite point guard. Based on observations during the spring, summer, and fall, I can say without a doubt that she will be an All-Conference First Team candidate in 2024.

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Allie earned SVL All-Conference honors last season as a freshman and she is going to be even better this season for Dow. Allie led a gritty effort for her team of 5 at the Cage Fall League. Her quick twitch, shifty handles, and toughness finishing drives grabbed my attention. Allie used an inside drop step to score with her right at the rim, split defenders with a low crossover kill dribble for a layup, and converted a spin and-one off two feet. She deflected a BLOB entry pass, chased down the ball, and scored the layup full speed.

Stockton had a great day at The Bump on Sunday. She works hard on the defensive end of the court and came away with steals and took a couple coast-to-coast. I love watching her on the offensive end of the court because she can score at all three levels. She had a step-back 3, multiple catch-and-shoot threes from the wing, and can absorb the contact driving the lane.