A hard-working individual who can score the rock in a multitude of ways. Has a quick first step and a deadly low cross that enables her to get downhill and score the basketball. She can stroke it from multiple spots on the floor, scorching the bottom of the net. Plays with a motor. Contributes on the boards and is a solid defender. One who will be looked upon to be a leader for a talented CA ball club. Look for her recruitment to increase as she is a sleeper for a school looking for a prospect in the 2028 class.

Was in stride as she showcased her ability to score the rock. From knocking down 3s on the perimeter to taking opponents off the dribble and finishing off two through them, she was in double figures multiple games as her team competed. An exciting prospect with a high ceiling; expect her recruitment to pick up as coaches look for kids in her class.

Very impressive guard-wing with good upper body strength. She used her strength to finish through contact, but also showed some nice elusiveness in getting around defenders. She played solid on ball and team defense and rebounded well. One of my favorite players to watch at this event as her motor was non-stop.

A special talent that is going to bring it every time she steps onto the floor. A three-level scoring threat, she’s going to do whatever it takes to put the ball in the hole. An aggressive downhill threat, she’s going to get to the paint and utilize her body as she elevates towards the rim. She’s a solid defender who contributes on the boards and will impact the game in multiple ways. She’s a finisher and someone who leads the charge in all she does. Look for her to attract the eyes of multiple collegiate coaches moving forward. She’ll be a solid addition to a program at the next level.

Her game is growing more and more. A kid who knows how to utilize her body to get to favorable positions on the floor. Yes, she can score from all 3 levels, but it was the way she did it that was impressive. Similar to an NBA player, she was delivering blows to a defender, putting them on their heels as she definitely exploited the mid-range and around the rim. She was solid on the defensive end and contributed on the boards. A prospect to watch, keep tabs on this young lady as her stock will surely rise.

A physical forward who can do work both inside the arc and out brings an attacking mindset into the fold. She can attack off the dribble to get to her favorite spots, finish at the rim, muscling through the opposition, dial it up from 3, the point being she is a scoring machine that puts the ball in the hole. Solid defender, contributes on the board; she has all the tools that scream next-level prospect. Keep tabs on this young lady as she gets after it.

Listed as an SF, Alyssa Davis, plays more like a guard.

Davis, at 5’10”, has an elite dribble skill set. This alone makes her a mismatch problem. She can create space and score off the dribble at an insanley high-level. With the following skill set, she can operate as a point guard if called to do so. Davis also though in earning the SF title can play inside. The touch on her 3-point jumper translates inside the paint. She can score with floaters, hook shots, or by making contested layups off the glass.

Davis is definitely a name to watch moving forward and has all the potential to continue to rise up the Prep Girls Hoop rankings.

A kid who is a tough mismatch every time she steps onto the floor. She can pound you down low, knock down the mid-range, or shoot it from the arc with ease. She plays solid D, grabs boards, and brings a physical presence to the game. She had a solid summer where schools took notice of her style of play. Keep an eye on this young lady as she continues to grow.

Alyssa Davis has an extremely dynamic offensive game.

On three-on-three at the event, she was taking shots from behind the perimeter without hesitation and was efficient doing so. She also showed off her handles, which generate a lot of space consistently. This skill especially shined in five on five with extended space on the floor to work with.

On offense in five-on-five, she also showed that she was not afraid to finish through contact, by getting an and-one layup during the full-court session. On defense, she is also a relentless defender.

People shouldn’t sleep on this young lady, because she is about to be a problem for many people this upcoming year. A monster. Put it that way. Her ability to exploit the mid-range, stretch the floor beyond the arc, and take it to the rim is crazy good. She was doing just that yesterday, showcasing her game with ease. She’s been putting in work this offseason, and you can just tell in how she moves with and without the ball. She is a heady ballplayer who has big-time aspirations. Look for her to be an essential piece of the Lady Panthers’ attack, which is looking to go deep in the tournament.