Haylie is already showing her value at the high school level, securing a spot on varsity as just a freshman last season.

She has a well-rounded game, but defensively she can especially make a night difficult for opponents. She’s got amazing hustle, and will frustrate her offensive assignment. And her rebounding skills are already on another level; she has the length to corral a loose ball. And I saw her wrestle a couple of rebounds away from her opponents.

Haylie has the grind to be an all-around weapon for her prep team over the next 3 years.

Haylie’s confidence and skill seemed to only grow as the day went on. She’s got a great nose for the ball, and capitalizes on a lot of rebounds and putbacks.

Haylie is tough as nails in the paint, with an ability to disrupt shots and wrestle away rebounds. She scored 9 points in her final game of the weekend, largely aided by her work fighting for second-chance shots.

Haylie has an all-around skillset, where she’s also capable of bringing the ball up the floor when she needs to. She tells me that she enjoys being a leader on and off the court. She started varsity for University High last season, and is an up-and-comer for the class of 2029.