Brynnley, playing on Team 3 at The Expo, showed her ability to impact the game from the perimeter, in transition, and defensively. She was a consistent shooting threat from behind the arc, knocking down threes from different spots on the floor and showing that the defense had to account for her away from the basket. Brynnley also ran the floor well in transition, getting ahead of the defense and putting herself in position to finish for a bucket. On the defensive end, she provided some rim protection with multiple blocks, using her timing to challenge shots around the basket. Her ability to stretch the floor offensively while also making plays defensively gave her a nice presence on both ends.

Brynnley made quite an impression in my first opportunity to watch her play at the Cornerstone Elite Camp. During the 5-on-5 sessions, she consistently showcased outstanding court vision and high-level passing ability, delivering a perfectly timed pass to a cutter and another excellent advance pass in transition that led to an easy scoring opportunity. She also proved she could score when needed, knocking down a mid-range jumper, connecting from beyond the arc, and finishing a drive with a smooth Euro step. Defensively, Brynnley competed with intensity, turning a steal into a coast-to-coast basket. Her feel for the game, decision-making, and ability to impact the action in multiple ways made her one of the more impressive underclassmen in attendance.