Hadleigh has fundamental skills, mobility, footwork, and length that put her in a high category as a forward prospect. She can stretch the floor with her three-point shooting, get up and down the court in transition, and defend in space. Hadleigh catches passes with good hands inside, keeps the ball high, and finishes with touch. She maintains balance and speed when finishing with either hand around the basket. Hadleigh knocked down a mid-wing jumper, scored through contact off two feet, drilled threes with a confident follow-through in shooting drills, grabbed rebounds, blocked shots on drives, and deflected entry passes. She had a very impressive showing at Michigan Premier practice.

Hadleigh turned in an All-Tournament First Team performance for Michigan Premier 15U Select at the PGH MI College Tournament III. Her physicality and skill in the post on both ends were a difference-maker for the team. She protected the rim as a shot-blocker, maneuvered/muscled her way into effective rebounding position, and corralled rebounds on both ends of the court. Hadleigh finished well off two feet, caught passes with good hands, and showed great vision/touch as a passer out of the high post. She’s a prospect to follow closely in the Michigan Premier program.

Hadleigh is a long, physical, and skilled post prospect in the Grass Lake program with a bright future ahead of her. She used her shoulder inside to create space, ripped the ball aggressively to protect it in traffic, and grabbed rebounds with strong hands. Hadleigh worked hard in the paint and scored a tough putback through a foul. She deflected several deflections with her active hands in the passing lanes.

Hadleigh had an impressive showing at Wade’s World Fall Showcase, standing out with her versatility in 3v3 play. She knocked down a triple, then followed it up with a crafty spin move around the rim on the very next possession. Hadleigh also battled hard on the boards, securing offensive rebounds and converting put-backs, showing a nose for the basket. As a 2029, she brings skill and energy that should allow her to make an immediate impact on an already talented Grass Lake team this winter.

Hadleigh is a strong, physical forward who brings a commanding presence in the paint. She finishes effectively around the basket with either hand and uses her size and strength to create space down low. Defensively, she’s a reliable rim protector and a force on the boards, consistently battling for rebounds. We’d be excited to see her power and post play on display at the PGH Freshman Showcase.

Hadleigh didn’t look or play like an incoming Freshman at GVSU Elite Camp. She had the strength and balance to absorb contact around the basket and finish. Hadleigh walled up to block a shot in the paint and worked hard to take away high-percentage looks at the rim. She can handle the ball with both hands and is a determined rebounder. Hadleigh would be an exciting prospect to watch at the Freshman Showcase.