The first time I saw Audrey play was during a Corunna High School game last winter, and my immediate thought was, “This kid is a hidden gem, and I really hope she’s playing travel basketball next spring”. Fast-forward a few months, and Audrey has been consistently proving her value as a college prospect with MBSA Hoyas 15U on the PGH Circuit. She’s a 5-11 wing-guard with a ton of upside, and Audrey was a two-way game wrecker for the Hoyas during the PGH Michigan State Tournament. She used her length to swat shots away in the paint, secured rebounds, batted down passes, and created steals with her active hands. Audrey absorbed contact and used excellent pivots to finish contested shots in the paint. She showed the ability to sink shots from beyond the arc and contributed mightily as a rebounder. One of her highlights happened when she blocked a shot and raced up the court to score a coast-to-coast layup. Audrey swiped the ball away on defense, pushed it up the court with both hands, came to a jump stop, and then scored the layup off two.

Audrey, a post player for MBSA Hoyas , put together a strong performance Saturday morning at the MI College Tour Northwood, showing her versatility and impact around the paint. She displayed soft touch near the rim along with polished footwork, allowing her to score efficiently inside. On the glass, she was active on both ends, securing rebounds and giving her team extra opportunities. Defensively, she made her presence known with multiple blocks, protecting the paint effectively. Audrey also showed surprising guard skills for her position, handling the ball in transition and taking a steal coast-to-coast, capping off an impressive all-around effort.

Audrey stepped up in her first varsity game to help Corunna take home a huge road victory. She worked hard to secure many rebounds and create steals on the defensive end. Audrey jumped up to meet a pass in the air and drove right by the defender for a strong finish off two feet. She drove hard downhill and made a great dump-off pass through a small window, then a sweet wrap-around dish to give a teammate a wide-open look at the basket. Her selfless passing and facilitating helped teammates get high percentage shots in the paint. Audrey scored an offensive rebound put-back, used an effective pivot move to score another bucket, then beat her defender on a backdoor cut to catch and finish another layup. She tied for the team lead with 10 points and has a bright future ahead in the Cavaliers program.