Izzy was one of my top performers at The Expo and put together one of the more impressive shooting displays I watched. She knocked down multiple threes from different areas of the floor and showed she could connect both off the catch and off the dribble. Her footwork helped her consistently get herself balanced and ready to shoot, and she paired it with a quick release that didn’t give defenders much time to recover. Izzy wasn’t just hunting perimeter shots either. She showed touch in the mid-range, made plays in transition, and found ways to contribute as a passer. Her ability to create and knock down shots in different ways made her a tough cover throughout the day.

Izzy, playing on Team 1 at The Expo, was one of my top performers on the day. Her perimeter shooting was a major part of her performance, as she knocked down multiple threes from different spots on the floor. She was effective both off the catch and off the dribble, using good footwork and a quick release to get her shot off. Izzy also made plays beyond her scoring, coming away with a steal before finding a teammate for a dime in transition. She moved well without the ball, making a well-timed backdoor cut and finishing at the rim. Izzy also showed her ability to score at multiple levels, turning the corner and pulling up for a smooth mid-range jumper.

Izzy was one of the 2029 guards who stood out at the Northwood Elite Camp with her length, athleticism, and ability to score in different ways. During 3-on-3 action, she knocked down a three-pointer and showed toughness by finishing through contact at the basket. In 5-on-5 play, Izzy connected on a tough turnaround jumper that was difficult for defenders to contest, while continuing to show her versatility around the rim. She finishes well with either hand and does a great job maintaining her balance and body control when attacking the basket. Her combination of size, athleticism, and scoring ability made Izzy one of the young prospects who caught my attention at camp.

Izzy showed plenty of versatility throughout the Alma Elite Camp, using her length and athleticism to make an impact on both ends of the floor. During the Alabama and 4 Down drills, the guard showed she can get downhill and attack the basket with confidence. Her length was also a factor defensively, where she created problems with deflections and blocks. Izzy displayed tight handles and good footwork during the ball-handling and finishing stations, while also shooting the ball well during the shooting portion. Her combination of athleticism, skill, and defensive activity made her someone who caught my eye throughout the camp.

Izzy took a lead role for Cass City at the Au Sable Shootout and confirmed her place as a top 20 prospect. Izzy has a reputation for her perimeter accuracy and was equally effective as a facilitator on Wednesday. She drained a smooth straightaway three up top and used the glass to hit a pull-up jumper from the mid wing. Izzy secured rebounds on the defensive end and scored a tough offensive rebound put back in traffic without the backboard. She swiped the ball away and pushed it with pace for a fast-break finish off two feet. Izzy kept her eyes peeled to find teammates in the open court and dished out great passes off dribble penetration.

Izzy has length, mobility, and fundamental skills that instantly stand out as a guard-wing prospect. Those qualities were easy to see at Hope Elite Camp. She cruised up the court with her eyes up in transition, gained the advantage by getting in front of her defender, glided through the lane, and dropped in a soft floater over the middle defender off two feet. Izzy has a silky smooth three-point jumper that makes her a perimeter threat anywhere on the court. Her systematic setup and release translated directly from the Shoot-Away drill into games. Izzy buried a deep wing three off the catch and knocked down a turnaround jumper, pivoting to get the scoring angle she needed.

Izzy secured a top 15 spot in our rankings by consistently excelling during AAU games on the S40 circuit, at showcases, and against older prospects at the Oakland U Elite Camp. Her footwork, advanced ball-handling control, court vision, passing precision, footwork in the paint, defensive awareness, and three-point accuracy were staples to her game. Izzy has length and deep range that immediately grabs your attention as a next-level wing. She averaged 13.5 points per game with Cass City as a freshman and dropped a season-high of 28. She’s making her debut with MBA UAA 15U tomorrow and will be a prospect to watch at the Great Lakes Kickoff.

Isabella, a freshman guard for Cass City, has already shown why she’s a rising talent at her position. Her length, excellent footwork, and balance allow her to score efficiently off the dribble, while her vision and awareness make her a strong playmaker for her team. On defense, she stays active with her hands to create turnovers and contributes on the boards with her hustle. Isabella is also a serious threat from long range, capable of hitting shots from deep. Tonight, as Cass City takes on Sandusky in the Regional Championship, the team will be relying on her to step up and deliver another big performance.

Isabella is one of the deadliest three-point threats in the 2029 class. Her long frame, skilled footwork, ability to score off the dribble, court vision, and balance give her a high ceiling as a guard prospect. She keeps her hands active on defense to cause deflections and works hard on the glass. Izzy will be a key contributor for a dangerous Cass City squad this season.

Isabella, a long and fluid guard, made a strong impression at Wade’s World Fall Showcase, catching the attention of coaches throughout the gym. She showcased her shooting touch by knocking down shots from beyond the arc and demonstrated active hands on defense, disrupting passing lanes and creating turnovers. Offensively, she flashed a smooth left-handed floater around the rim, finishing through traffic with ease. With her skill set and court awareness, Isabella looks ready to make an immediate impact this winter at Cass City.