Gabby was expected to be a force at the PGH Michigan Expo, and she turned in an impressive day with Team 5. Her size, strength, footwork, shot-blocking, rebounding, and presence on the court gave her team an advantage throughout the event. Gabby used a wide drop step pivot to get the scoring angle inside, elevated high up off the floor, showing her athleticism, then finished with touch–no backboard needed. Gabby caught an entry pass with soft hands for the catch and finish and muscled her way into position to score high-percentage shots. She forced the defense to foul many times and cleaned up around the basket, scoring putbacks. Gabby made good kickout passes to perimeter shooters and stuffed the stat sheet as a rebounder. She rotated from help position to block shots and protect the rim. Gabby deflected entry passes into the post and held her ground with a solid stance and good wall-up technique to avoid fouling. She’s going to be an unstoppable force at Buchanan this winter and has established herself firmly as an elite high-level post prospect in this class.

Gabby is an elite post prospect in the 2029 class. 6-foot-plus height and physical strength/size that overpowers opposing forwards in the post. She delivered a First Team All-Event performance at the Michigan State Showcase in March after a stat-stuffing freshman season at Buchanan. Gabby is on a trajectory to score 1,000 points and grab 1,000 rebounds by the time she graduates. She continued to impress PGH scouts as a frequent Top Performer for Team Soil Basketball on the PGH Circuit and has solidified herself in my mind as belonging in the same category as the best bigs in her class. Gabby will be a formidable matchup at The Expo on Saturday and a prospect who separates herself.

Gabby earned Team 5 MVP honors from Grand Valley players Avery and Maya after consistently making her presence felt in the paint throughout the 5-on-5 games. A dominant post player, she used her strength and physicality to establish deep position by sealing defenders and making herself a reliable target around the basket. Gabby displayed soft hands, polished footwork, and the ability to finish through contact, making her difficult to contain once she caught the ball inside. She also controlled the glass on both ends of the floor, creating extra possessions with her rebounding. Her steady production and interior presence made her a deserving selection as Team 5 MVP.

Great size and strong physical frame allows her to take care of business around the rim. Outstanding on the boards. Can finish on the offensive rebounds. Love this kid’s energy, she moves so well without the ball. One of my favorites of the whole weekend! 

Gabby was a beast inside for Buchanan during the high school season and continued to be a Top Performer on the PGH Circuit. She was the best post prospect on the court at the PGH Michigan State Tournament. Gabby isn’t a household name yet, but she belongs with the best prospects in Michigan without a doubt. Her height, formidable strength, physicality, footwork, and aggressiveness translate to a high level of college basketball. As soon as college coaches get eyes on Gabby, the high-level offers should start coming in.

Gabby was a force on the interior, consistently battling for position and creating second-chance opportunities. She rebounded the ball well on both ends and played through contact in the paint. Her physical presence helped establish control around the basket. Gabby competed hard every possession and provided steady production inside.

Gabby was one of the top performers of the night at the Prep Girls Hoops MI State Showcase and completely controlled the paint for Team 2. She was a force on the glass, consistently securing rebounds on both ends and giving her team extra possessions. Offensively, Gabby showcased strong hands and excellent touch around the basket, finishing plays with confidence and composure in traffic. Her footwork around the rim was polished and effective, allowing her to create angles and score efficiently in the post. Defensively, she was a major presence as a rim protector, coming away with numerous blocked shots throughout the night. One of her most impressive moments came on a huge block out on the perimeter, showing her ability to defend beyond the paint as well. Gabby’s size, timing, mobility, and overall impact made her one of the most dominant players on the floor.

Gabby had a monster freshman year at Buchanan, posting 16 points, 13.7 rebounds, and 5.2 blocks per game. She has a very high ceiling at the college level with her length, fundamental skill set in the post, physicality, and impact on both ends of the court. Gabby will be the premier post prospect to watch in the 15U age group, and I’m expecting her to dominate in the paint at the PGH MI College Tour on Saturday.

Gabby had a monster freshman year at Buchanan, and she has one of the highest ceilings as a forward prospect in this class. She averaged 16 points, 13.7 rebounds, and 5.2 blocks per game. If Gabby keeps that pace, she’ll eclipse the ultimate milestone for a post with 1,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds. She was First Team All-Conference and will be one of Michigan’s premier 6-footers to watch on the circuit this spring.

Gabby’s high school career is off to an impressive start, and she put up three straight double-doubles for Buchanan last week. Gabby scored 23 points with 18 rebounds and four blocks in a narrow 48-50 defeat against St. Joseph. She followed with 22 points, 13 rebounds, and six blocks in a 64-31 victory at St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran. Gabby scored 18 points, secured 16 rebounds, and blocked three shots in a 57-39 win at Dowagiac. She ended the week with a dominant 63 points, 47 rebounds, and 13 blocks. She’s providing plenty of evidence to support her top ten ranking early in the season.