For a program open to investing in a true multi-sport collegiate athlete, Fili is the kind of competitor worth the scheduling balance. She’s an elite volleyball talent, but her impact on the basketball floor is just as compelling.

Fili isn’t afraid of physicality. She uses her strength and body control to carve out space, disrupt offensive rhythm, and battle on the glass. In transition, she runs hard and defends with purpose, and in the half-court, she’s capable of guarding multiple positions without becoming a liability. She makes the extra pass, embraces contact, and does the gritty work that doesn’t always headline a stat sheet but wins games.

For the right program willing to support both sports, the return on investment would absolutely justify the sacrifice. NWAC’s and JUCO’s… this is your girl.

She’s the type of scoring threat every defense dreads because she can hurt you at all three levels. With a smooth, controlled spin move, she creates space in traffic and gets downhill efficiently, often leaving her defender recovering a step too late. When she attacks the rim, she has the burst to beat her primary defender off the dribble and the strength to finish through contact. But what makes her even tougher to guard is her ability to stop on a dime and knock down the 3-pointer when defenders sag to protect the drive. That combination of separation creation, rim pressure, and perimeter shooting gives her a complete offensive package—one that consistently forces opponents to pick their poison.

Liava’a is having a slid showing defensively as she can defend multiple positions. Her scoring is starting to come together especially from deep. She is going to be a game changer if they want to make a deep run again this year.

Fili is a power guard that can rebound with the bigs and push the ball up the floor with the smaller ball handlers. Her ability to do a little bit of both helps her build her stock for the next level as she could be a smalls chool get that can do a little bit of everything.