Emily of MBA 16U UAA earned First Team 17U All-Tournament honors and was named my co-MVP after a tremendous weekend playing up a division at the PGH MI State Tournament. She competed with toughness and grit throughout the event, and her performance in the championship game was especially impressive. Emily impacted the game in every area, creating scoring opportunities for teammates while also stepping up offensively herself. She finished with 16 points in the title game and came through in big moments, knocking down two clutch three-pointers late to help spark a key run for her team. Along with her scoring, Emily attacked the glass relentlessly and consistently came away with rebounds in traffic. She also showcased her playmaking ability with several high-level passes and assists, making her one of the most complete and valuable players in the 17U division all weekend long.

Emily made a huge impact for Caledonia last season, earning First Team All-Conference honors and helping guide the Scots to a league title as a freshman. She’s a sharp, high-IQ point guard who plays with confidence well beyond her age—creating scoring opportunities, attacking downhill, and knocking down shots from deep. With her quick handle, court vision, and relentless defensive effort, Emily is already one of the conference’s most polished young guards and is primed for another standout year.

Emily is a point guard prospect who separated herself on the court with MBA GUAA 2028 at the Select Super Showcase. She fired passes to open teammates, produced steals, secured offensive rebounds, and finished strong layups in the paint off the dribble. Emily ripped the ball quickly, drove hard downhill, and scored the contested layup–she blew by again for another layup off two feet. Emily is an expert facilitator, shifty ball-handler, deadly three-point shooter, and a gritty defender. She was an O.K. Green All-Conference First Team selection as a freshman, and I expect her to continue shooting up our rankings in the future.