Ella continued the strong spring she has been putting together with another impressive showing at the Davenport Elite Camp. Already holding an offer from the host program, she certainly reinforced why the coaching staff believes in her game. Ella was outstanding during the 1-on-1 competition, getting off to a hot start and proving extremely difficult to contain with her combination of size, skill, and scoring instincts. She also separated herself during the drill work, where her polished skill set consistently stood out. Once the 5v5 games began, Ella was one of the most productive scorers on the floor, finding ways to put points on the board from multiple levels and in a variety of situations. Defensively, her length was a major asset as she disrupted passing lanes, generated steals, recorded blocks, and created numerous deflections. Her ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor made her one of the top performers at the camp.

Ella was in the lab cooking for Midland at CMU Team Camp. She looked confident in all phases for the Chemics. Ella competed at 100 mph, ripping the nets from three at a high clip, creating steals on the defensive end, attacking hard downhill off the dribble to get to the free-throw line, and actively pursuing rebounds. She was on fire from beyond the arc, sinking threes from the wings and the corners off the dribble and the catch. She closed out hard to block a shot, and the sound echoed across the gym. Ella jumped a pass for a swipe, then pushed it the other way in top gear for a fast-break layup. She stole the ball away again and turned on the jets for another full-court finish. One of my favorite moves was when Ella glided to the hoop, elevated, and rocked the baby to sleep with an underhand scoop left-handed finish in transition.

Ella’s stock keeps going up. She’s filling out her frame and showing all the signs of an elite guard prospect. Fundamentally sound, zips the ball around the court, skilled finisher/balanced, accurate from beyond the arc, shot blocker/disrupter in the passing lanes, length, and quickness. Ella was an All-Tournament First Team selection at the Northwood PGH MI College Tour, and she’ll be a key prospect to focus on with Mystics 16U P24 tomorrow.

Ella, a long, athletic guard for Mystics 16U P24, is currently playing at a very high level and continuing to elevate her impact on the floor. She was making plays all over the court, consistently affecting the game on both ends with her versatility and energy. One of the highlights of her day came when she put her defender on the spin cycle with a smooth spin move that led to a clean finish. Offensively, Ella knocked down multiple shots from beyond the arc, while also crashing the boards aggressively and converting second-chance opportunities with putbacks. She gets downhill quickly and efficiently, putting constant pressure on defenses, and she was just as strong on the defensive end, racking up multiple steals. With the way she is performing, Ella’s recruitment looks poised to really take off this spring and summer.

Second Team All-Conference SVL North

Ella averaged 14 points, five rebounds, 2.3 steals, and two assists for the Chemics, while shooting an efficient 49% from inside the arc. Ella has length, athleticism, quickness, and a commitment to play both ways that give her a high ceiling as a guard prospect. She gets downhill, finishes through contact, and can scorch the nets from beyond the arc when she gets hot. Ella’s length and aggressive defense disrupt opposing ball-handlers. She racks up deflections, steals, and blocks.

Ella, a sophomore guard for Midland, continues to make a major impact on both ends of the floor, most recently helping secure a big win that pushed her team to 10–4 on the season. Using her length and quickness to her advantage, she creates constant disruption on the defensive end—closing passing lanes, contesting shots, and pressuring ball handlers into mistakes. Ella has a natural ability to turn defense into offense, quickly converting steals and deflections into transition opportunities for her team. Even as an underclassman, she plays with poise and confidence, proving she’s a key piece in Midland’s success this season.

Ella keeps growing. She’s added height and developed into a prolific scorer for Midland. Ella drives hard off the dribble and converts difficult off-platform finishes around the basket. She’s a sharpshooter from beyond the arc, a determined defender, and makes the effort plays. Ella pushes the tempo with her dribble and goes all-out for rebounds. She performed at a high level in multiple showcase formats and was consistently one of the best prospects in the gym during many evaluations. Ella keeps climbing the rankings and is becoming an elite guard prospect.

Ella came sprinting out of the gates for Midland. She attacked with a hard drive and scored a tough stretch layup using a fancy euro-step. Ella showed her accuracy from beyond the arc, draining a moonshot three-pointer from the wing and another smooth triple from the corner. Ella penetrated the defense again off the dribble and got some hang time on another layup. She worked hard to secure rebounds and poured in 12 points for the Chemics in a victory.

Ella looks primed for a breakout sophomore year, playing with a level of confidence and intensity that sets her apart. The versatile guard brings length, skill, and a competitive edge that shows up in every drill and game situation. She attacks matchups with fearlessness, using sharp footwork and crafty finishes to score inside while also proving she can knock down shots from the perimeter. Defensively, she brings grit and urgency, disrupting plays and setting the tone with her effort. Operating at an impressively high level already, Ella has the mentality and talent to become one of Midland’s most impactful players this season

Ella had one of the most impressive performances at Wade’s World Fall Girls Showcase, showing why she’s a competitor every coach would want on their side. The long, skilled guard battled her way to the 1v1 finals and stood out for her relentless energy and toughness. She plays with that rare “dog” mentality — fearless, scrappy, and determined to make every possession count. Her defense set the tone, her step-through move was nearly impossible to stop, and she consistently knocked down shots from deep. With an unmatched motor and a knack for making winning plays, Ella left a lasting impression as one of the fiercest competitors in the gym.