Ellie is already attracting college attention, with Weber State and BYU among her most recent offers. The impressive part is that she still has four full years of high school development ahead of her before she can even take the next step. With that much time to keep developing an already advanced game, Ellie could become one of the top prospects in the state and put herself into the national conversation.

What separates Ellie is how uncommon her skill set is for a player her size. She shoots the ball like a guard, comfortably pulling up and knocking down shots from eight feet beyond the three-point line. Her movement and ball control aren’t what defenders expect from someone her size, and she pairs that perimeter game with great hands and the ability to finish in the paint. That inside-out versatility makes her an especially difficult matchup and gives her a ceiling that will be exciting to watch over the next four years.