Baylee will be a featured player in the Davison backcourt this season, and she turned in a complete effort that caught my attention during CMU Team Camp. She can create space with her shifty crossovers to penetrate off the dribble, and her quick basket cuts result in high-percentage looks at the basket. Baylee distributes the ball effectively to open teammates, finishes well off two feet, drains the open three, and keeps her hands active on the defensive end to create turnovers. She’s a difference maker for the Cardinals and will be a nice pickup by a college program.

Baylee used a quick double-crossover move to split the gap up top, cut backdoor for a catch and finish off two feet, dished out an assist, and penetrated off the dribble for a sweet scoop finish in traffic. She stretched the floor, knocking down a pair of corner jumpers and a straightaway three with confidence off the catch. Baylee executed a give-and-go to perfection, making a smooth transfer at the rim for two points. She stole an inbound pass, raced up the floor, and earned a trip to the line, sinking her free throw. Baylee handled the ball with poise, made good basket cuts in the half-court, and contributed on both sides of the court for Davison at CMU Team Camp. She can definitely help a program at the next level and is currently undecided on her intended major.

Baylee energized the Cardinals with her defensive effort and efficient shooting at the Swartz Creek Showcase on Saturday. She finished layups, buried a confident wing 3, and added a smooth mid-range jumper. Bailey wrestled the ball away for a steal and looks like a guard with promise for Davison.