Brynn was a beast on the glass for Michigan Cobras 17U at the PGH MI College Tour II. Her length, athleticism, muscular strength, and high motor are challenging for forwards to match up against. Brynn swiped the ball away on defense, used effective pivots to force fouls, and knocked down her free throws. She made a smart backdoor cut, caught the entry pass with soft hands, and finished at the rim. Brynn finished well off two feet and made a difference on defense.

Brynn has can’t miss athleticism and length. She’s a highly talented basketball and volleyball prospect. Brynn has an explosive burst when she drives to the basket, finishes comfortably using either hand, rebounds with a fierce determination, and uses her length to generate turnovers on the defensive end. She’ll be one of the top prospects to see with Michigan Cobras 17U at the PGH MI College Tour this weekend.

Brynn turned in a dominant first quarter of the regular season for Lenawee Christian, averaging 19 points, 11 rebounds, and three assists per game in December. She’s continued to put up big numbers in January. Brynn scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds during a 55-40 win at Summerfield. She followed with 24 points and four steals in a 53-17 win at Sand Creek.

After a TCC First-Team selection for Lenawee Christian, Brynn kept shining with the Michigan Cobras during the travel season. She has length and athleticism that immediately grabs your attention. At the Cagers Invitational, her appeal as a college prospect became crystal clear. Brynn scored layups with both hands around the basket and earned several trips to the free throw line after penetrating gaps with her explosive drives. Brynn produces double-doubles often, combining relentless effort with strength to win battles for rebounds. Her quickness and length cause turnovers on defense. Brynn uses effective pivots and strong rip-throughs to score in the paint–she’s a dynamic wing who earned a higher ranking in our latest update.

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Brynn’s stock keeps going up, and she added another exclamation point with Michigan Cobras at the Cagers Invitational. Brynn fits the mold of a college wing–her athleticism, vertical jump, quickness, physical strength, and continuous effort on both ends checked the boxes. Brynn bullied defenders inside and was excellent with her back to the basket. She sealed a defender for an entry pass and scored a drop-step layup off two feet. Brynn pinned her defender again and used an effective high-rip pivot step-through move to finish with a layup. She added yet another step-through for two after a strong seal in the low post. Brynn jumped high into the air to snag a pass at it’s highest point, finished layups with both hands, secured rebounds, and kept getting to the free throw line. She ended the tourney with an impressive 13-point and eight-rebound performance.

Brynn caught my attention with her rebounding presence and footwork in the low post at the Cagers Invitational last year. She was very productive for Lenawee Christian this season, earning TCC All-Conference First Team honors. Brynn led the team in points and rebounds throughout the season with a team-high 16 points in their final game vs. Summerfield.

I like what Brynn Davis Brynn Davis 6'0" | SF Lenawee Christian | 2027 State MI brings to the table. She never seems to be afraid of the moment and is always willing to “do the little things” that lead to big W’s. If her team needs to battle on the boards or hit the floor to gain a possession, she’s all in.

Davis is a player that coaches would love to take a close look at in Grand Rapids. She’s a high energy player that wins hustle points for her team. Davis can hit all corners of the stat sheet with her solid all around game. She has good offensive footwork and we’ve seen significant growth in her ability to use her feet to create effective post moves.