Aubri enters her sophomore season at White Cloud after earning Honorable Mention All-Conference honors as a freshman, and I expect her to be one of the exciting young guards to watch in the CSAA White. The 2029 guard brings an impressive combination of scoring ability, quickness and defensive instincts that allows her to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Offensively, Aubri is a dangerous perimeter shooter who can knock down three-pointers off the catch or create her own looks off the dribble. She also has the ability to attack the basket and finish in traffic with either hand, making her a difficult player to contain. Defensively, Aubri does a great job anticipating passes, using her quick hands to create steals and turning those opportunities into transition baskets. She put together a strong spring on the PGH Circuit, earning Top Performer recognition at multiple events, and continued that success at Northwood Team Camp. With White Cloud returning a talented young group, I expect Aubri to take another step forward as the Indians look to climb the conference standings this season.

Aubri was a Top Performer at just about every PGH Circuit tournament over the spring and continued to impress at Northwood Team Camp in July. She’s a hawk on the defensive end, intercepting passes and poking the ball out to create steals, then accelerating to the basket for fast break layups. Aubri converts shots in traffic efficiently with either hand and is deadly accurate from three-point range off the hop or the dribble. She’s a crafty and dynamic point guard playmaker in the White Cloud backcourt who will give opposing teams headaches this winter.

Aubri put her full arsenal of talent on display during games for The House ‘] on the PGH Circuit and she added an exclamation point at Northwood Team Camp. Aubri finished layups at will with her left and right, harassing opposing ball-handlers with her pesky pressure, and jumping into the passing lanes to create several steals. Once Aubri had the ball in her hands, she immediately raced to the basket for easy fast break buckets. She swiped the ball away at half court, shifted into high gear, drove straight to the rim, and absorbed the contact for a left handed finish. Aubri finished comfortably using both hands, maintained her speed, and scored with excellent touch. She’s a sharpshooter from beyond the arc and will be a dynamic guard to watch in the White St. Cloud backcourt again this season.

Aubri, a guard for The House , delivered an outstanding performance at the PGH MI College Tour IV Saginaw Valley, showcasing her complete offensive game and ability to make winning plays. She knocked down shots from beyond the arc while also using her explosive first step to blow by defenders and attack the basket, where she finished confidently around the rim. Her court vision was on display as well, including a well-timed pass out of the pick-and-roll that led to an easy scoring opportunity. Aubri also flashed her touch with a smooth floater after beating her defender along the baseline. In a tight game, she came up with a momentum-changing steal and converted the other end through contact, highlighting her toughness and ability to deliver in key moments.

Aubri, a guard for The House , made an impact at the MI College Tour III Grand Valley with her ability to break down defenders and create offense. She used a smooth hesitation move to get past defenders and consistently put pressure on the paint. Once defenses collapsed, Aubri did a great job reading the floor and finding open teammates with smart passes. She was effective attacking the rim and creating opportunities both for herself and others. Defensively, her active hands stood out as she came up with multiple steals and disrupted opposing ball handlers throughout the day.

Pretty moves around the rim for two!  Love Aubri’s on ball pressure!  She is causing some turmoil at the top of the key! Vincent takes care of the rock, doesn’t shy away from changing direction and driving down the lane for two! (Below with ball)

Aubri is a dynamic and skilled point guard in the MBA House 15U backcourt who stood out once again at the Great Lakes Kickoff on Sunday. She attacked on a left drive from the wing, turned on a dime, dribbled straight to the rim, and dropped in a tough, contested floater with her left. She ripped the ball away on defense and dished out a skip pass on the money to a cutter for an assist. Aubri raced up the sidelines after securing a rebound, froze the defender with a hesi, went by with a burst, and finished the layup. She buried a smooth three in the corner and drained a step-back triple from the wing. Aubri made good overhead entry passes inside from the perimeter and looks ready for a great AAU season.

Aubri, a freshman for White Cloud, is already making a massive impact and proving she’s ready for the varsity stage. She recently erupted for 34 points in her last game, showcasing her ability to take over offensively and deliver when her team needs it most. A confident ball handler, she controls the pace and creates space for herself and others, while her knockdown shooting makes her a constant scoring threat. Aubri also sees the floor well, using her passing ability to set up teammates for quality looks. On the defensive end, she competes with intensity and awareness, rounding out a complete game that has quickly made her a key piece for White Cloud’s success.

Aubri is poised to make an immediate impact for White Cloud as a freshman this season. With her combination of athleticism, court awareness, and skill, she can contribute right away on both ends of the floor. Aubri has the ability to score in a variety of ways, push the pace in transition, and make smart plays for her teammates. On defense, her quickness and instincts allow her to disrupt opponents and generate turnovers. She has the tools to step into a meaningful role from day one and could be one of the standout newcomers in the league this year.

“Joining us as a playmaker from the point guard position, Aubri has exceptional vision and will likely lead us in assists. She can shoot from outside and drive to the hoop.” – Coach Wilk