Ashley, a guard for Team Synergy , brings a high-level skill set that makes her an exciting prospect to watch. She’s a crafty point guard with a tight handle, strong vision, and the ability to control the pace while creating opportunities for both herself and her teammates. Ashley can stretch the floor with her outside shooting and is comfortable scoring in the lane with a reliable floater. What really stands out is her motor—she competes at a high level at all times and never takes a play off. With her combination of skill, toughness, and effort, she’s the type of player who can make an impact at the next level. I’m looking forward to seeing her in action at the College Tour – Northwood this weekend.

Ashley separated herself at Team Synergy practice and showed her next-level qualities again in front of our scouts at the PGH Expo. She’s a shifty point guard with tight handles, great court vision, an accurate three-point shot, and an effective floater game. Ashley gives maximum effort whether it’s a practice or a game. She doesn’t quit on a play and is a prospect who will benefit a college program.

Ashley made a strong impact for Team 10 as a dynamic point guard. She showcased her ball-handling skills, navigating the floor with confidence and control, and stretched the defense by knocking down multiple shots from beyond the arc. Always giving full effort, she played with intensity and hustle, attacking every possession aggressively and making her presence felt on both ends of the court.

Ashley is a point guard who separated herself from the pack when I saw her for the first time at Team Synergy practice. She has quick feet and a strong work ethic that stands out throughout the duration of a practice. Ashley rips the net with her mid-range and perimeter jumper, while keeping a tight handle on the basketball. She creates space using sudden crossover combinations and I’m excited to see her again on Saturday at The Expo.

Ashley proved right from the start of practice that she came to play. She had the fastest feet during the warmup line jumps and great balance on one foot–she paced the group during sprints. Ashley had one of the purest jumpers and swished several mid-range jumpers with a smooth follow-through during the Olympic shooting drill. She had a tight handle and was one of the best during the combination dribble finishing station. Ashley pounded the ball with strong dribbles and low crossovers during dribble walkouts. She faked out her defender, then used a quick crossover to create space and bury a wing three during the game. Ashley has skills and work ethic that make her a promising point guard prospect at the next level.