Aubrey, a guard for HB Elite , put together another strong showing during the morning session of MI College Tour II – Wayne State, continuing to establish herself as one of the more consistent performers on the circuit. She was especially effective from beyond the arc, knocking down multiple threes at an efficient rate, including a stretch where she connected on three straight. She also showed the ability to attack off the bounce, using a sharp move to get by her defender and finish at the rim. On the defensive end, she brought toughness and energy, and added a key and-one play that helped shift momentum for her team. It was another standout performance at MI College Tour II – Wayne State.

Aubrey received D3 First-Team All-State Honors following a memorable junior season where she averaged an eye-popping 23.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.2 steals, and 3.9 assists per game. Aubrey’s dynamic offensive skill set and defensive impact put her in an elite category at the PGH MI College Tour. She’s one of the top unsigned backcourt ballers in the state.

Aubrey made a statement in game one for HB Elite 17U at the PGH MI College Tour. She penetrated on a fast drive, side-stepped the final defender, and finished the layup. Aubrey crashed the glass to secure an offensive rebound, then scored a tough putback with her left off the glass in the lane. She distributed timely dump-off passes inside for assists and a great left-handed kickout to the corner for an assist. Aubrey caught fire from beyond the arc, drilling a smooth straightaway triple off the bounce, a pull-up wing three, a triple in the slot, and another from the corner. She ripped the ball away for a steal and glided through two defenders to score a contested layup over the help. Aubrey split the gap with an explosive dribble burst, then dropped in an and-one floater through contact, completing the three-point play at the line. Aubrey has all the tools to be a high-level college point guard, and she had an impressive first day.

Aubrey is a prolific scorer who impacts the game in every statistical category. She scored 35 points, with five rebounds, two assists, and two steals in a 55-47 win vs. #13 Buckley. Aubrey added another dominant performance with 28 points, 11 steals, 8 assists, and five rebounds during a 66-25 win vs. Houghton Lake. She hit double-digits in four categories, ending the week with an eye-popping 63 total points, 13 steals, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists in two Manton victories.

Aubrey built an impressive résumé last season, earning Second Team All-State honors as just a sophomore after putting together one of the most well-rounded campaigns in the state. She averaged 18.9 points, 5.5 assists, 6.2 steals, and 4.8 rebounds per game while etching her name into the MHSAA record books with 14 assists in a single contest and 160 steals over the season. Her leadership and playmaking were key in guiding Manton to a 21-5 record and a district championship. With her ability to impact the game in so many ways, Aubrey is poised for an even bigger junior year as she continues to elevate her game and lead her team to new heights.

Aubrey is an impact player on both ends of the court. She’s a lethal three-point shooter with shifty ball-handling abilities that make her tough to stop from getting to the basket. Aubrey is an excellent passer and a disciplined defender. She has D2 offers from Michigan Tech and Lake Superior State. Manton looks like a serious contender and Aubrey is their most dangerous prospect.

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Aubrey propelled herself into the top 25 of our rankings after impressing both of our scouts with many noteworthy performances this summer. Aubrey was a dynamic scorer, an expert facilitator, and an impactful defender at Ferris State Team Camp. Her compact stature, quick feet, strong passing, poised ball-handling, and three-point shooting with Mystics-P24 at the Select Super Showcase were separators. Aubrey is a lethal weapon on both sides of the ball for Manton, and they look like a serious contender this winter. Her recruiting is gaining momentum with offers from Michigan Tech and Lake Superior State in recent months.

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Aubrey, the point guard for Manton, put on a standout performance at the Ferris Team Camp, turning heads with her dynamic offensive game. She used a nasty crossover to shake defenders and had total control of the ball, creating space with ease. Aubrey knocked down multiple step-back threes, attacked the lane with a smooth floater, and scored efficiently at all three levels. Defensively, she held her own, staying active and engaged on that end of the floor. Her ability to break down defenses and create her own shot made her one of the most exciting guards to watch at camp.

Aubrey set the tone defensively with her aggressive ball pressure for Mystics 2027-P24 at Get Ready on Saturday. She generated steals and stopped dribble drives with her quick feet. Aubrey created space from defenders with her crossover combinations and has a burst when she drove downhill. She created scoring for teammates, dishing out assists, and showed her outside range by draining a corner 3.

At The Mitten Summer Showdown, Hiller made quite an impression and caught the attention of college coaches. She is a poised point guard with exceptional ball-handling skills that allow her to handle pressure effectively. She excelled in creating scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates, demonstrating her ability to hit a step-back 3-pointer, execute a step-through move at the rim, and run the pick-and-roll effectively. I’m excited to see more of Aubrey’s performance this summer.