Breyelle is a scrappy guard who impressed me in Grand Rapids a year ago, and I was excited to see her on the court during the Zero Star Showcase. During the 2v2 segment, Breyelle took a handoff downhill with a burst for a layup and cut backdoor for a nice catch-and-finish layup off two feet. She made a good recovery to block a shot from behind and timed up another layup attempt to swat the shot away in front of the basket. Breyelle gets downhill. She got the edge off the dribble and made a smooth transfer to her right for a layup during 1v1, then side-stepped her defender with a fancy euro-step to put the ball straight through the net. Breyelle used her shoulder to move the defender, kept her balance, then powered up off two feet for the bucket. She was active and aggressive during the games. Breyelle swished a corner three, chased down a breakaway to swipe the ball away from an unsuspecting ball-handler, and dished out passes to open teammates for assists.

Breyelle is a promising prospect from the Great Northern Elite 15U program. She started the game with a quick layup off the opening tip and effectively got downhill throughout the game. Breyelle chased down a breakaway and deflected the ball off her opponents leg to cause a turnover–she constantly kept her hands active to cause steals. Breyelle blew by with a burst down the baseline to score a contested layup off two feet and drained a wing triple. She grabbed a defensive rebound, pushed the ball the length of the floor, and split two defenders to score an impressive left-handed layup. Breyelle trapped the ball, deflected the pass, and took the steal all the way for a layup off two feet. She showed her toughness by playing through pain after hard contact and is a two-way guard from the U.P. with great potential.