Chloe caused turnovers with her defensive pressure. Chloe was active on the boards and delivered the pass of the game that led to Brown’s three-pointer to end the second quarter. Her poised ball-handling, rebounding, and passing vision in the second half helped Tecumseh seal the win. Chloe went by the defense with a quick crossover to score a layup, knocked down three free throws, and converted a tough full-speed finish in transition. She poured in seven points for the Indians.

Chloe is described as “the glue that holds everything together” by Head Coach Kristy Zajac. Her composure, leadership, and ability to run the offense as a facilitator at an elite level were areas of emphasis. Chloe averaged 9.4 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.9 assists, and three steals per game for Tecumseh this season. She also became the program leader in career assists with more than 400. This milestone would be impressive in itself if Chloe played the lead guard for all four years. However, this is Chloe’s first year as the primary point guard for Tecumseh’s offense. Chloe broke Tecumseh’s all-time steals record with 258 in her career, passing a record that had stood since 1985. She’s a personal press breaker, advanced passer out of traps, poised under pressure, and an expert creator. Chloe embraces the task of defending the opposing team’s best player, regardless of size, and excels in that role. Zajac mentions, “Her leadership, defensive dominance, and ability to elevate everyone around her make her invaluable and one of the top all-around players in her class.” Tecumseh ended the season 20-2 and is headed back to the Regional Final.

Chloe broke Tecumseh’s all-time assists record last week during a 58-25 win vs. Chelsea. She has 398 career assists and is 27 away from etching her name in the MHSAA record book.

Chloe has been instrumental in Tecumseh’s strong 12-2 season, guiding the team from the guard spot with poise and purpose. Recently moving into second place on the school’s all-time assists list, she has built her legacy on vision, timing, and a true pass-first mindset. Chloe consistently chooses the smart read over the flashy one, keeping her teammates involved and the offense flowing. Her ability to deliver precise passes in tight windows sets her apart, and her selfless approach makes everyone around her more effective. With her feel for the game and commitment to winning plays, she has the tools to elevate a college program at the next level.

Chloe, a senior guard for Tecumseh, is off to an impressive start to her final season and continues to show why she’s a clutch performer. She knows how to make the right play in the biggest moments, helping her team capture a state championship last year. Chloe can score in a variety of ways, deliver accurate passes, and guard multiple positions from 1-4. Her combination of skill, versatility, and basketball IQ makes her a player every college coach would be eager to have on their roster.

Chloe’s rebounding and defensive impact helped Tecumseh earn a win against an elite opponent today at the Holiday Classic. She picked off passes, closed driving lanes, and contested shots with excellent body control. Chloe’s determination on the offensive glass led to second chance scoring opportunities and she used a quick crossover to split the gap for a layup. She’s a lockdown defender who can neutralize the opponent’s top scorers. Chloe led the team with seven assists, grabbed five boards, and added four steals.

“Still uncommitted, but one of the best players in the Class of 2026. Our best defender, top passer, and strongest rebounding guard. Can guard 1–5 positions and is likely to break our assist records this season. A pass-first guard who can also shoot the 3, attack the rim, and finish through contact. Quick, confident, and highly skilled.” – Coach Zajac

Chloe has been one of the biggest rankings risers since March. She came through in the biggest moments for Tecumseh, earning All-Breslin Team recognition. Chloe turned in impactful two-way performances on the travel circuit with Michigan Premier-S40 and picked up multiple offers. Her determination stands out on the defensive end and she’s extremely effective as a rebounder. Chloe has a sound all-around game and selfless style that translates to the next level. She’s an unsigned prospect we’d be excited to have at The Expo.

Chloe continues to prove why she’s a difference maker with another standout performance for Michigan Premier 2026 at The Smoke. Chloe made a smart back cut read to score a layup, dished extra passes to teammates, fought for 50/50 balls, and finished a strong and-one layup off two feet. She used another backdoor cut to score off two feet and made accurate kick-out passes after driving hard to the basket. Chloe snagged many steals with her relentless pressure and was ruthless on the offensive glass. She sprinted through a pass and drove hard for a layup. Chloe plays with a competitive zeal that makes her an exciting prospect to watch.

Chloe climbed the rankings in our latest update and played a huge role in Tecumseh’s state title-winning season–she had two great games to earn D2 All-Breslin Team recognition. Chloe contributed in every statistic, averaging 9.6 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.8 steals per game with a 66% 2PT% and 1.95 Ast/TO ratio. Chloe is a prospect on Michigan Premier 2026-S40 with breakout potential if she continues to play at a high level on both ends this spring.