Christina seems to always step up for Haslett in the playoffs, and she delivered another gutsy effort in the Regional Semifinal against Tecumseh. Christina flashed through the paint, caught the pass clean, and used an excellent step-through to score with her left. She shook a defender with a shifty double-crossover dribble, blew by, then sent the team into a frenzy with a strong and one finish. She completed the three-point play at the line. Christina’s aggressive drives and basket cuts resulted in many free throws. She knocked down seven from the charity stripe. Christina side-stepped a defender using a euro-step after a crossover to score another layup and buried a mid-range jumper off a step back. She led Haslett in scoring both halves, finishing with a team-high 17 points.

Christina crossed the 1,000 point threshold during a 63-33 win. She scored 12 points for Haslett and is having another stellar season for the Vikings.

Christina is a prospect who comes through in big moments. She steps up during adversity and makes an impact on both sides of the ball. Christina scores at all three levels and is particularly effective at penetrating gaps with her downhill speed. When she gets to the basket, Christina can finish from difficult angles. Christina was a Player of the Year Finalist as a junior, and we’d be excited to have her at The Expo.

Christina looked confident with the ball in her hands at the Mother’s Day Classic. She stepped into a smooth wing three and drove hard to the rack, finishing with a strong and-one layup. Christina had a highlight reel moment when she accelerated by her defender using an explosive hesitation crossover dribble, transferred the ball to her left with a graceful high-pick up move, and finished the layup. Christina fits right in with MBA GUAA 2026 and is an athletic guard to have on your radar.

Christina stepped up her game in the second half, giving the Vikings 11 points with five coming from the free throw line. She crossed over a defender and blew by on a straight-line drive to earn free throws, making both. Christina secured rebounds, elevated to block a shot, and swiped a steal to score a layup. She poured in 14 points for Haslett and her play in the second half helped the Vikings mount a fierce comeback.

Christina had a phenomenal season for Haslett as the Vikings finished 19-3, with an undefeated conference record (10-0) to win the CAAC-Red title. She averaged 16.3 points, five rebounds, 2.6 steals, and one assist per game. Christina is explosive when driving to the basket and has acrobatic finishing abilities. She can also rip nylon from beyond the arc, evidenced by her six triples and 32 points Fowlerville. Christina proved she could produce against next-level guards by dropping 27 points in a statement win versus Country Day. She ignited a Vikings comeback with her 15 points against Muskegon at The Platform, earning PGH Impact Player recognition. Haslett added quality wins against Portland, St. Johns, and Leslie. They’re a serious contender and Christina is a huge contributor to their success.

After a slow first quarter, Haslett awakened to roar back against Muskegon at The Platform on Saturday. Christina was crucial to their comeback as she attacked downhill to score layups, drilled a corner 3, and converted a sweet reverse layup in traffic. Christina pushed the ball with pace off of a defensive rebound to beat everyone down the court for a layup and used an effective spin dribble in the high post to score a left-handed layup. Her toughness and ability to raise her level of play ignited the team. Christina led the Vikings with 15 points.