Allie was a dangerous perimeter shooter for Mystics P24 17U Saturday morning, and she continued to make an all-around impact throughout the day. She buried multiple corner threes with confidence, picked up an assist after making an extra pass to give a teammate a wide-open look, stripped the ball away with her quick hands, and sprinted back to pick off passes in transition. Allie opened up the PGH MI College Tour with a strong performance.

Allie guided St. Mary’s Prep to an 18-3 regular season record, going 10-0 in the CHSL West Division, including an appearance in the Bishop Tournament Championship Game. Head Coach Brad Crighton stated, “The impact she has on the game goes a lot further than just the stats. She controls both sides of the floor for us. Her ability to get her teammates the ball in scoring opportunities when teams are focused on her allows us to do so much on the offensive side. On defense, she is usually guarding the team’s best player or second-best player, depending on their position. We rely on her to do so much for us.” Through 20 games, Allie averaged 17 points, six rebounds, five assists, and four steals per game. Notable performances include: 25 points, five rebounds, four assists in a 61-39 win vs. Detroit Mumford; 23 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists in a 74-52 win vs. Birmingham Groves; 16 points, six assists, five steals in a 57-31 win vs. Regina; 16 points, six rebounds, five assists in a 54-22 win vs. Mercy. St. Mary’s Prep also defeated Frankenmuth, Carleton Airport, and Clarkston. Their only losses were against Goodrich, Saginaw Heritage, and Jackson Lumen Christi. Two of the three are competing in the Quarterfinals. During a 54-28 District Final victory against Lakeland, Allie poured in 17 points, helping the Eaglets secure their first District Championship at the Division 1 level.

Allie reached 1,000 career points during a 57-31 win against Warren Regina. She posted 16 points, six assists, and five steals in the game. Allie put up another productive outing against Bloomfield Hills Marian with 15 points, seven assists, and seven steals in a 57-30 victory.

Allie is definitely a player I’d love to see at the Expo because of the complete skill set she brings to the backcourt. She has a creative handle that allows her to break down defenders, and she consistently finds ways to finish plays with touch and confidence around the rim. Add in her ability to step out and knock down shots from the perimeter, and she becomes a guard who is extremely difficult to slow down. Seeing her compete on this stage would be a great opportunity to watch her all-around game in action.

Allie was dominant for an excellent St. Mary’s Prep squad this season. She was a major contributor in every category for the Eaglets, averaging 16.5 points (48% FG%), 6.5 rebounds, four assists, and four steals per game. Allie is a marksman from 3-point range with shifty ball-handling moves that make her an effective downhill scorer. She was a PGH Sophomore Player of the Year Finalist and will be an exciting addition to the Mystics-P24-2027 team.

Allie earned All-Catholic and BCAM’s Best D2 honors as a freshman–she continued to shine for St. Mary’s Prep as a sophomore. The Eaglets finished 17-4 (7-1 Division) with statement wins against Mercy, Warren Regina, Clarkston, and Livonia Stevenson. Allie contributed in several categories, averaging 16.5 points (48% FG%), 6.5 rebounds, four assists, and four steals per game. She was an Impact Player of the Game against Lake Orion, scoring 27 points with seven rebounds, five steals, and four assists. Allie dropped 25 points with five rebounds and four steals against Bloomfield Hills. She showed her ability to perform against elite competition, scoring 23 points with five rebounds and five assists against Mercy and 17 points with seven rebounds versus Frankenmuth. Allie’s crafty ball-handling, smooth finishing, and perimeter shooting make her one of the toughest guards to contain in this class.

Allie was nothing short of spectacular at the Laker MLK Classic on Saturday, leading St. Mary’s Prep to a commanding victory. She had her sites dialed in from beyond the arc, burying a smooth straightaway step-back 3 and multiple triples from the corner. Allie beat defenders with her dribble to score floaters and layups with balance and a soft touch at the rim. She converted shots off two feet in the paint and led the Eaglets with 27 points.

Crighton definitely made a statement, and it’s one she’s made repeatedly. My guess is that we can put this on repeat. The young star can flat out shoot and score and did so with the ?Michigan Storm yet again. Screenshot this if you like, but by the time it’s all said and done, Crighton will be one of the best all around shooters in the state.