My first opportunity to watch Allie came at the PGH Michigan Tour – Grand Valley, and she immediately made a strong impression. The Michigan Premier standout possesses a physical style of play, attacking the basket with strength and confidence while finishing through contact. She showed her versatility as a scorer by stepping out and knocking down a smooth step-back three coming off a screen, proving she can be effective both inside and out. Around the basket, Allie displayed polished footwork and a strong feel for creating scoring angles. When defenses collapsed on her in the paint, she remained poised and made the right reads, finding open teammates with timely passes. In a tight game, she delivered a clutch three-pointer, converted multiple and-one opportunities, and consistently generated extra possessions through offensive rebounds and put-backs. Her combination of toughness, skill, and production made her one of the more memorable performers I saw at the event.

Allie is a physical and skilled front-court prospect. She has the size and strength to mix it up inside, but can also punish defenses from the perimeter with her three-point accuracy. Allie has good instincts in the post and doesn’t force the issue when defenders overcommit. She threw smart kickouts out of double-teams inside, finished multiple layups off two feet, and caught passes with soft hands. Allie talked on the defensive end and drained open threes from the slot and the corner. She poked the ball away for a steal on the perimeter and had a solid showing at Michigan Premier practice.

While Williams can certainly call the paint her home, and make moves on the block, along with grabbing rebounds, she’s also capable of scoring from midrange. Keep your eyes on her!