Averi and her sister also made the trip East to attend the Who’s Next. I am glad they did. Averi plays a little different style than her sister and they complement each other well on the floor. Averi is another good downhill driver and very strong. She was able to bully opponents near the rim and finish. I was impressed with her footwork around the basket. If she was cut off from her initial drive, she was able to pivot and spin back to regain an advantage and score. She was part of a good 3-on-3 team that dominated and scored at will. Averi is going to have the Coyotes howling next year in the WDA.

Averi had a terrific season for Williston and helped them win more games than was expected in 2024-2025. She is a physical 5’10 and can be a bully with the ball. She is great at getting downhill to the basket and did a really good job of getting to the free-throw line. She was an effective scorer on the court and an above-average three point shooter. These numbers will only get better as she goes through high school.

Avery had a tremendous year for Williston, averaging just around 17 points a game.  She is a really impressive player and is a big reason Williston had a great season.  She has a solid frame and isn’t afraid to drive hard through the lane with contact.  She has a nice, easy looking shot and is shooting it well from behind the arc.  Avery found herself on the All-WDA team this year as a freshman.

Key Stats: 16.8 PPG, 7.3 REB, 45% FG, 37.5% 3PT

Great offensive player, good athlete with good size for an off-guard, only a freshman so has room to grow