Andi plays much bigger than her size. She was a key player for The House ‘] Blue in the 17U Bronze Championship Game. She dropped in an impressive floater over the arms of outstretched defenders on a drive and accelerated off the dribble for a see you later layup. Andi is deadly from three-point range and she drilled a deep triple up top. Andi got to the free throw line, created separation with her shifty handles, and facilitated the ball effectively. She’s a playmaker to keep your eyes on this spring.

Andi plays much bigger than her size. She was First Team All-Tournament a year ago, making a notable impact on both ends of the court. Andi is a sniper with a deep and accurate range from beyond the arc. She sees the floor well and effectively facilitates the ball, while also penetrating off the dribble to score at the rim. Andi has good handles, is an effective floor general, and she’ll be a key player to watch with The House ‘] Blue 17U.

Andi is coming off a standout freshman year, and all signs point to an even bigger impact as a sophomore for White Cloud. A natural shot-maker with deep range, she can heat up in an instant and completely change the momentum of a game. Her ability to stretch the floor forces defenses to react, opening driving lanes and creating opportunities for her teammates. Beyond her shooting, Andi pushes the tempo, makes smart reads, and finishes confidently in transition, showing maturity beyond her age. With her poise, skill, and playmaking instincts, she’s poised to take another major step forward and establish herself as one of the league’s most dangerous young guards this season.

“A first-team All-Conference and All-State honorable mention selection, Andi averaged 16.5 points and 3.6 steals per game. She is set to enter the MHSAA record book with 67 three-pointers in a season and 20 points in a single quarter. Her humility and focus on team success will be vital as she continues to develop over the next few years.” – Coach Wilk

Andi was one of the deadliest shooters in the gym at Northwood Team Camp. She ripped the nets with five three-pointers during my time watching her play. Andi threw a long skip pass to an open teammate and pushed the ball quickly up the court with both hands to score a left-handed layup in transition. She’s an exciting playmaker from St. Cloud to pay attention to this winter.

Andi was a standout performer for Hardwood Midwest , helping lead her squad to a runner-up finish at the PGH Michigan State Tournament and earning a well-deserved spot on the 1st Team All-Tournament. The sharp-shooting guard consistently knocked down shots from deep, spacing the floor and forcing defenses to extend. Calm and composed with the ball in her hands, Andi made smart decisions and controlled the tempo as a poised floor leader. She showed off her ability to attack the basket, including a smooth euro step finish, and brought energy on the defensive end with quick hands and constant hustle.