Breasia ended her West Bloomfield career with an impressive performance vs. the eventual state champion Belleville in the state semifinals. She tied the team-high with 17 points (6/6 FT) and secured five rebounds including five assists. Breasia’s combination of ball-handling moves, three-level scoring, determination, passing ability, and athleticism make her a major addition to Madonna’s 2025 class.

Breasia beat defenders to score a contested floater and made athletic blocks at the rim. She shoveled an assist to a teammate after a backdoor cut and made a great fake-shot assist to a teammate for a layup. Breasia shifted gears to beat defenders off the dribble, using a combination of crossovers and jabs to create space. She finished difficult layups at the rim, created open shots for teammates, and caused fouls driving to the basket. Breasia scored a team-high 17 points (6/6 FTs) with five rebounds and five assists. I’m excited to see her make an immediate impact as a freshman in the WHAC and believe she has All-Conference potential as an NAIA guard.

Breasia spearheaded West Bloomfield’s attack at the Laker MLK Classic and the team earned a decisive win on their home court. She went 5 of 5 from the free-throw line and slashed through defenders to score many layups off the dribble, including a double crossover baseline drive floater. She froze her defender with a crossover jab, blew by, and off-loaded a chest pass on the money for an assist. Breasia swiped the ball away and finished the play with a breakaway layup. Breasia led the team with 13 points and created easy shots for teammates around the basket.

Breasia, a Second Team All Showcase selection at The PGH Michigan Expo, stood out with her aggressive style of play. She attacks the hoop with authority, showcasing impressive body control around the rim, and consistently drawing and finishing and-one opportunities. Her quick hands made her a defensive threat, as she was constantly picking pockets. Overall, Breasia had an excellent day at the Expo.

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Breasia, a Second Team All Showcase selection at The PGH Michigan Expo, stood out with her aggressive style of play. She attacks the hoop with authority, showcasing impressive body control around the rim, and consistently drawing and finishing and-one opportunities. Her quick hands made her a defensive threat, as she was constantly picking pockets. Overall, Breasia had an excellent day at the Expo.

Breasia, one of the top performers on Team 9 at The Expo, showed relentless effort running the floor hard in transition. She showcased her offensive skill by ripping baseline and finishing with a smooth reverse lay-up, while also earning numerous and-one opportunities throughout the day. On defense, she was a menace, picking pockets and even stealing the inbound pass right after scoring, quickly adding another basket. Her all-around performance made her stand out.

I really liked the way that Gamble looked to be aggressive with the ball. She was able to push pace and control the speed of the game with her handles.

Breasia has athleticism and aggressiveness that stands out on the basketball court. She drives hard through contact to score at the rim, pressures the ball on defense, and uses effective footwork around the basket. Breasia contributes as a passer and rebounder, making her an excellent prospect to watch at The Expo on Saturday.

Breasia set herself apart at SVSU Elite Camp 2 with her fierce aggressiveness on both ends of the court. She used a hesitation pushout crossover combo move to beat her defender multiple times for layups. Breasia scored a full speed eurostep layup and created separation to score off two, putting her shoulder into a defenders chest. She showed humility to receive instructional feedback, which led to her executing a successful step-through finish. Breasia elevated to block a shot from behind and was an exciting prospect to watch at camp. She will reach her college potential as she continues to develop her efficiency as an outside shooter.

Breasia Gamble Breasia Gamble 5'10" | CG West Bloomfield | 2025 State MI made an impression as a team-first player who performed at a high level in her role for Michigan Crossover EYCL 2025 this weekend. Breasia set the tone for her team defensively on Sunday, with an authoritative block in the paint and multiple deflections. She delivered a long transition assist on the money to her teammates and was a verbal communicator on defense. Breasia finished off two in the paint and is another Laker I’m eager to watch in a larger role this summer.