Brooklyn was a Top Performer on the PGH Circuit for MBA UA Rise 16U and delivered another impressive performance at the MBA Mother’s Day Classic. Her athletic frame, crafty ball-handling, floater game, finishing touch in traffic, quickness to accelerate through gaps off the dribble, and silky smooth three-point shooting were separators this spring. She picked up her first D2 offer from Roosevelt at the end of April.

Brooklyn stood out as a dynamic scorer at the MBA Mother’s Day Classic. She handles the ball with utmost confidence and is a dangerous three-point threat. Brooklyn drained triples from the wing and the corner, while also creating space with her crossovers. She showed an athletic burst when penetrating gaps off the dribble. Brooklyn attacked downhill, then dropped in a smooth and-one floater through contact. She completed the three-point play at the line and will be a playmaker to watch with MBA UA Rise 16U.

Brooklyn had a standout performance at MBA tryouts, showcasing her dynamic skill set and confidence on the floor. She displayed impressive shooting range, confidently knocking down shots from well beyond the arc. Her quickness and explosiveness off the dribble allowed her to attack the rim with ease, making her a constant threat to score from anywhere on the court.

Brooklyn was a major force for MBA during their flawless 4-0 run at the PGH Michigan State Tournament, earning a well-deserved spot on the 1st Team All-Tournament. The explosive guard used a quick, low crossover to beat defenders off the dribble and was relentless in transition, racking up points on the break. Her athleticism stood out as she crashed the offensive glass for second-chance buckets and turned defense into offense with deflections, steals, and coast-to-coast finishes. Brooklyn also hit shots from beyond the arc, making her a consistent and versatile scoring threat all weekend.