Emery turned in one of the more complete performances at the PGH College Tour IV: Saginaw Valley, making her presence felt from start to finish. The HB Elite guard played with relentless energy, constantly jumping passing lanes, coming up with hustle plays, and seemingly finding herself around the ball on every possession. Her quickness allowed her to create multiple turnovers, including back-to-back steals that she converted into coast-to-coast baskets. Emery also excelled in transition, sprinting the floor for easy points and consistently rewarding her teammates for pushing the pace. Offensively, she stretched the defense by knocking down shots from beyond the arc, giving opponents another challenge to defend. Her motor, defensive instincts, and ability to impact the game on both ends made her one of the standout guards at the event.

Emery, a guard for HB Elite , was one of the playmakers who stood out at MI College Tour II at Wayne State. She plays with a relentless motor and consistently created disruption on the defensive end, using her energy and instincts to force turnovers and apply pressure. Offensively, she attacked the rim with confidence and finished through traffic, flashing a smooth euro step in the lane. She also showed strong court vision, delivering a sharp wrap-around pass to her post for an easy score. Emery’s ability to impact the game on both ends made her a clear playmaker to watch throughout the event.

Emery had a solid performance for HB Elite 17U at the PGH MI College Tour. She worked hard to apply pressure on the perimeter and picked the ball-handler’s pockets with her quick hands. She used a shifty double-crossover dribble to by a defender, switched to her right, and finished the layup in traffic. Emery showed her range from beyond the arc, sinking a smooth three-pointer in the slot. She’s a lefty for coaches to have on their radar this spring.