After watching Gabby in July and then again at our PGH Indiana Sophomore Showcase, she has grown and developed her game as much as anyone in the last calendar year. She is a long, wiry-strong, fluidly athletic, and smooth wing prospect. She glides around the floor, she can attack, turn the corner, and get downhill, plus she has touch outside. She has a lot of defensive potential as well, but I think there’s still something to unlock there, and as she gets stronger, she’s too athletic to not rebound at a high level. I’d expect that to come, too.

Gabby was very good Saturday evening, much better than when I saw her during a stretch in July. She was more confident, more aggressive to the basket, and at times it looked like the offense was set up to run through her. She didn’t really force anything either. She just used her length, her gliding athleticism, and her quickness to get by defenders and slash to the rim effortlessly. Add to that the fact she has a nice lefty shot from the perimeter, and she’s a multilevel scoring threat. I do think she defends with effort, but with just a little more urgency, she could be an elite on-ball defender.

Gabby has a lot of potential, and she has grown about two inches in the last year. She is extremely long, fluidly athletic, fast, and somewhat bouncy as well. She plays with a lot of energy and flies around the floor, so once she learns how to change speeds better, she’ll be a little more balanced and more consistent. Still, she has solid ball skill, she can attack from the perimeter, and she has a little touch from outside when set and in rhythm. Again, as she learns how to control her length and athleticism better, she has a chance to be a really nice college prospect.

Bellamy is another young prospect that showed flashes of strong long-term potential throughout the spring. She plays with good energy and competitiveness, and her athletic tools allow her to impact the game in multiple ways. Bellamy showed the ability to contribute defensively, create transition opportunities, and make hustle plays that positively affect momentum. Her willingness to compete on both ends of the floor stood out every time she stepped on the court.

Offensively, Bellamy continues to develop her overall skill set, but there were several flashes that showed why she is a player worth monitoring. She attacks opportunities aggressively and has the athleticism to make plays in space. As she continues adding polish to her offensive game and becomes more consistent with the basketball in her hands, her upside becomes even more intriguing. Bellamy’s athleticism, effort level, and potential versatility give her a strong foundation moving forward.

Gabby Bellamy Gabby Bellamy 5'9" | SF/SG Pike | 2029 State IN brings toughness and versatility to the Pike program. Bellamy plays with confidence on both ends of the floor and has the ability to impact the game as a guard who can score while also defending at a high level. She does a strong job attacking downhill and creating opportunities in transition, where her athleticism stands out. Bellamy’s energy and willingness to compete make her a valuable piece for Pike, especially in high-pressure situations. Defensively, she embraces physical play and works hard to disrupt opposing guards, helping set the tone for her team.