Avery made a major impact on both ends of the floor, highlighted by several monster blocks that are rare for her position. Offensively, she showed strong touch with the ability to knock down floaters and runners in the lane. She displayed good vision in transition by consistently finding open teammates and making the right reads. She has a polished offensive bag, featuring a smooth step-through and an effective spin move. Her motor and athleticism stood out as well as she followed her own miss for a tip-in. In the championship game, she stepped up in a big way by hitting multiple deep-range three-pointers and scoring key baskets early to keep her team alive and tame the crowd.

Even on a down shooting night, Avery made a major impact across the floor. Her defensive activity stood out immediately, blocking three perimeter three-point attempts and showing her ability to cover ground and close space—highlighted by a three-point block on the very first possession of the game. Offensively, she made strong reads, including a well-timed assist out of the pick-and-roll, and was quick getting downhill when lanes opened. She finished effectively in transition and knocked down a smooth pull-up jumper which showed her scoring versatility. Avery’s ability to affect the game in multiple ways went beyond the box score.