Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL enters an important month of May as a player who has been a steady presence on the grassroots scene for the last several years. Michels has consistently shown a versatile skill set that allows her to impact the game in different areas. She can operate inside using her length offensively, finish around the basket, and provide occasional shot-blocking on the defensive end. On the perimeter, she is a very good three-point shooter who can stretch defenses and make teams pay from deep. Michels also plays with a high basketball IQ, understanding spacing, timing, and how to affect the flow of the game. As she enters May, she brings a complete package of size, skill, and experience. The Month of May will be a big month for the versatile Michels.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL is a versatile guard -forward who impacts the game in multiple ways. She is a confident perimeter shooter who can knock down shots from beyond the arc, but her effectiveness goes beyond scoring. Michels shows good feel and decision-making, moving the ball well and making timely passes to keep the offense organized. She plays with an aggressive approach, using her handle to get downhill and pressure the defense, while also contributing on the glass and helping extend possessions. Defensively, she competes, stays engaged, uses her length, and holds her own on that end. Overall, Michels brings a balanced skill set as a scorer, secondary playmaker, rebounder, and reliable two-way contributor.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL made her presence felt with confident perimeter shooting and sharp decision-making. She knocked down threes, delivered pinpoint passes to scoring teammates, and played with an eye opening aggressive, attack-minded approach. She ran the floor well, stayed decisive with the ball, and consistently made the right play—whether scoring or facilitating. Avery has a quiet demeanor, but her game was loud, clear and impressive.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL put together a strong showing and delivered several eye-catching moments in the game observed. Michels consistently found her way into the paint, using sharp footwork, change-of-pace, and savvy decision-making to create clean looks. She attacked downhill with purpose, mixed in timely head fakes and step-throughs, and showed confidence shooting from the perimeter. Michels moved the ball well and routinely put teammates in scoring positions. She often initiated action that lead to quality shots by teammates. Her competitiveness was evident on both ends, and she played with poise and impacted the game on both sides of the floor.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL , a 6’0″ guard, is best known for her elite shooting ability, but her game goes far beyond that. She’s become a sharp passer, finding cutters and reading screens with precision to create easy scoring chances. Her high basketball IQ allows her to quickly pick up plays and adapt to in-game adjustments. Avery also brings leadership, consistently encouraging teammates through mistakes. As she continues to grow and expand her skillset, expect her impact to elevate even more this season.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL has built a reputation as one of the premier spot-up shooters in the state, but at the ENG Tournament, she showed that her game is far more complete. Playing with a confident and aggressive mindset, Avery attacked the gaps, created opportunities off the dribble, and made several high-level passes by anticipating the action before it unfolded. Her vision and feel for the game were on full display. Defensively, she stepped up with a couple of key blocks, using her size and timing effectively. At 6’0, Avery is quickly rising as a versatile, all-around player with a high ceiling.

Avery, a 6’0 guard, continues to elevate her game and made a strong impression at this tournament. Known for her deadly shooting, she showcased poise and next-level vision, consistently finding cutters and reading screens with precision. Her passing ability stood out as some of the best we’ve seen. Avery used her length to get to the rim and finish through contact, while also making a defensive impact with several key blocks. Her all-around performance was instrumental in leading her team to a Sunday victory. With each tournament, Avery is boosting her stock and proving she’s one to keep an eye on.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL (#15), a 6’0″ guard from The First Academy has been a key contributor this season. She has already surpassed 1,000 career points proving that she can put the ball in the hoop. This is a testament to her ability to stretch the defense with her long-distance shooting. She has recorded over 10 games this year shooting around 40%. Avery has a high IQ at positioning herself off the ball to get the shots that she likes. She has helped lead her team to a regional semifinal appearance and a record of 23-4. She had a breakout 17-point performance, where she knocked down five three-pointers. With her size and shooting ability, she has tremendous upside.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL has been a sniper for her team this year, sharing the court with a strong starting five, all capable of scoring in double digits on any given night. She helps keep the floor spread with her consistent ability to knock down threes from well beyond the arc. The 6-foot guard has a perfect follow-through, making every shot look like it’s going in. Avery is also patient in allowing the offense to develop, excelling at finding open teammates for easy buckets. She isn’t afraid to attack the rim, especially in transition, where she capitalizes on fast-break opportunities. A 1,000-point scorer, Avery will play a major role in her team’s success as they make their run in the 2A playoffs.

Avery Michels Avery Michels 5'11" | SF State FL has been consistent and reliable throughout this season. Every time you look, Michels has scored a few points (8.6 ppg) grabbed a few rebounds, dished a few assists., and made a contribution that may not show up in the stat sheets. When her main teammate went down with an injury, it was apparent (from afar) that the young Sophomore was providing leadership on the floor. One month in, Michels has been solid and consistently good.