Head Coach Alison Hidey states, “Bella is a four-year varsity player, 3 year all conference select player, and 1 year captain. The last two years, I have coached Bella, she has helped lead us to a third-place finish in our league (losing only to top-ranked teams, Belleville and Wayne Memorial) and back-to-back city championships vs Franklin and Churchill.” As a junior, Bella guided Livonia Stevenson to a 16-8 record, while only losing to top 25-ranked programs. As a Senior, Bella helped Stevenson improve to 17-5 with losses to Belleville, Wayne Memorial, and Hartland. Livonia Stevenson traditionally has not been ranked statewide, but that changed this year. The Spartans were ranked by me, BCAM, and MaxPreps as a top 20 program at various points throughout the year. Coach Hidey says, “Bella not only is one of our best bigs, but she can also handle the ball and has great court vision against the press and double teams. She pushes herself incredibly hard in practice.” Bella is averaging 11 points, 6.5 rebounds, three assists, and three steals per game, making her the team leader in almost every statistical category. She’s been one of the biggest rankings risers in the past year and is certainly one of the most underrecruited prospects with her 6-foot-1 frame, inside-outside abilities, versatility to play positions 1-4 at the high school level, solid build, and guard-like abilities. Bella helped Stevenson win their District, defeating Farmington Hills Mercy 58-53 to advance to the Regional Semifinal. This feat is something the Spartans haven’t accomplished in over a decade. Saginaw Valley State got an absolute gem, and I’m expecting Bella to have a very productive career in the GLIAC.

Head Coach Alison Hidey states, “Bella is a four-year varsity player, 3 year all conference select player, and 1 year captain. The last two years, I have coached Bella, she has helped lead us to a third-place finish in our league (losing only to top-ranked teams, Belleville and Wayne Memorial) and back-to-back city championships vs Franklin and Churchill.” As a junior, Bella guided Livonia Stevenson to a 16-8 record, while only losing to top 25-ranked programs. As a Senior, Bella helped Stevenson improve to 17-5 with losses to Belleville, Wayne Memorial, and Hartland. Livonia Stevenson traditionally has not been ranked statewide, but that changed this year. The Spartans were ranked by me, BCAM, and MaxPreps as a top 20 program at various points throughout the year. Coach Hidey says, “Bella not only is one of our best bigs, but she can also handle the ball and has great court vision against the press and double teams. She pushes herself incredibly hard in practice.” Bella is averaging 11 points, 6.5 rebounds, three assists, and three steals per game, making her the team leader in almost every statistical category. She’s been one of the biggest rankings risers in the past year and is certainly one of the most underrecruited prospects with her 6-foot-1 frame, inside-outside abilities, versatility to play positions 1-4 at the high school level, solid build, and guard-like abilities. Bella helped Stevenson win their District, defeating Farmington Hills Mercy 58-53 to advance to the Regional Semifinal. This feat is something the Spartans haven’t accomplished in over a decade. Saginaw Valley State got an absolute gem, and I’m expecting Bella to have a very productive career in the GLIAC.