Brooklynn showed a strong combination of size, toughness, and versatility throughout the XBL Fall League. She has a good frame and plays with a high motor, including diving on the floor for a loose ball and competing hard for possessions. Brooklynn has good touch on her 15-foot jumper and can also step out and knock down the three. She is an unselfish player who consistently moves the ball and keeps the offense flowing. Brooklynn also brings active hands defensively and does a great job rebounding hard on both ends of the floor.

Brooklynn played a versatile role and showed the ability to contribute from multiple positions as her team needed. She had a strong take and finish at the rim while also competing hard for rebounds on both ends. Brooklynn showed good touch with an off-foot runner after elevating through the lane. After catching the ball at the free throw line, she did a nice job facing up and finding an open shooter when the defense collapsed. Her versatility shined during this showcase.

Brooklynn is a very intriguing prospect with her size and frame on the wing. She can shoot it, get downhill, and is a strong athlete in this 2029 class. The length on her frame gives her a lot of upside, and with continues development, I see her game and stock rising as fast as anyone in her class.

Brooklynn consistently brings a high level of effort to the floor, especially on the glass. She fights for offensive rebounds nearly every possession and does a great job staying active rather than getting caught watching the ball in the air. She has good mobility and moves well both with and without the ball from the forward position which allows her to find scoring opportunities and keep defenses moving. Brooklynn also does a nice job drawing fouls and showed a solid midrange jumper with good touch and rotation. Her motor, mobility, and willingness to do the dirty work make her a player who continues to quietly build her game.

Brooklynn earned her spot among the versatile additions to the rankings with her combination of length, activity, and two-way impact. Defensively, she consistently makes her presence felt by using her length to disrupt plays, generate deflections, and affect possessions all over the floor. She is also highly active on the glass, including on the offensive boards where she creates second-chance opportunities for her team. Offensively, Brooklynn showed the ability to score at all three levels while displaying fundamentally sound shot mechanics that project well moving forward. With her length, motor, rebounding ability, and developing offensive game, there is plenty of reason to believe her trajectory is pointing upward. As she continues to gain experience and confidence, it feels like the best basketball is still ahead of her.

Brooklynn Colyer Brooklynn Colyer 5'10" | SF Prov15ion Academy | 2029 State FL (cover photo) brought plenty of physicality to the court and left a lasting impression with her toughness and effort in the paint. Colyer consistently battled for position, chased down loose balls, forced jump-ball situations, and rebounded aggressively on both ends of the floor. While her offensive game is still developing, she has established herself as a tone-setter inside, doing the dirty work that helps teams win. Her presence was especially important in a highly competitive overtime game. Her toughness, rebounding, and willingness to compete played a key role in getting the “W” in one of the most exciting games of the tournament.