Chloe’s contributions at the Headliners Invitational came from her willingness to do the work around the basket on both ends of the floor. She was particularly effective on the glass, using her strength to secure defensive rebounds and help Team Fever finish possessions. On the offensive end, she stayed active around the rim, collecting multiple offensive boards and converting a couple of putbacks. Those second-chance opportunities were an important part of what she brought to the floor. I also liked her approach to defending in the post. Chloe did a nice job walling up against opponents, staying solid defensively and making them work for their opportunities inside. While some players make their biggest impact with scoring moves, Chloe showed the value of rebounding, positioning and providing a dependable presence in the paint.

Chloe brought a strong presence in the paint while competing with Team Fever at the Headliners Invitational, making her impact felt through rebounding and interior defense. She was active on the offensive glass, coming away with multiple rebounds and converting a couple of putbacks to give her team valuable second-chance points. I liked her willingness to work for position around the basket and stay involved in possessions even when the initial shot didn’t fall. Chloe was equally effective on the defensive end, where she showed strength on the boards and did a nice job securing rebounds to finish defensive possessions. She also demonstrated good defensive discipline in the post, walling up against opposing players and making it difficult for them to get clean looks around the rim. Her ability to compete on both ends of the glass and provide a physical presence inside made her a valuable contributor for Team Fever throughout the event.

Chloe was a Top Performer for the Hoyas at the Michigan State Tournament in 2025. She has good size, strength, and scoring touch around the rim. Chloe goes up strong to finish through contact and has the confidence to pop outside and shoot the three. She’s a forward prospect I’m excited to see at the Headliners Invitational Showcase on Sunday.

Chloe had an excellent Saturday for the MBSA Hoyas 15U squad at our PGH Michigan State Tournament. Her 6-foot height stands out immediately, and she’s going to be a front-court prospect to keep an eye on at Durand. Chloe drove hard downhill to score a layup, cut backdoor for a layup off two feet, and finished a strong and-one layup off two feet inside. She showed her confidence to pull the trigger outside with a smooth straightaway three-pointer off the hop. Chloe had to leave the court after an ankle sprain, but I was happy to see her back in action Sunday!