Aubrey is a really nice talent who could develop into a capable college prospect over the next couple of seasons. She played grassroots ball as a Freshman, but I don’t recall seeing her on any roster in the Spring or Summer of this year. She is another long, bouncy, and fluidly athletic front-liner. She has a little strength to her as well, but most impressively, she can get out and run, catch it in transition, and finish at the basket. I think her understanding of the game and ability to play on balance separate her from several of the other power forwards and posts in this 2028 class.

Aubrey is another reason for Ben Davis fans to be excited about this coming season. I haven’t seen her on a grassroots roster this Spring, but she played last weekend for the school team. She is incredibly long, wiry-strong, and fluidly athletic. She can get out and run the floor well, often out “rim-running” her opponents from defense to offense. She has good hands, can run, catch, and finish in transition, but she also has nice skill in the halfcourt offense. She can face the basket and knock down shots in the mid-post, or she can go to the block against shorter defenders and extend over them to finish.

Aubrey is one of several really nice, younger frontline players for the Lady Giants who stand in the 6-0 to 6-2 range. While she didn’t see any Varsity action for Ben Davis as a Freshman, I would expect her role moving forward to pick up a great deal. She possesses tremendous length, she’s a solid all-around athlete considering her age/size, and she can play a little facing the basket or on the block as well. She has a lot of potential moving forward.