Jalise filled up the stat sheet this weekend, leading her team in multiple categories and impacting the game in every phase. She averaged over 10 points per game while shooting better than 65% from the field, a testament to both her shot selection and her ability to finish efficiently around the basket.

Her effort never wavered on either end of the floor. Defensively, she uses her length, timing, and anticipation to disrupt passing lanes, come away with steals, and protect the rim with well-timed blocks. She consistently finds ways to impact winning beyond the scoring column.

If there were any questions about how Jalise would transition into Utah basketball, she answered them convincingly. She dropped 22 points against a tough Pleasant Grove squad, showing not just skill, but poise under pressure. Her energy, hustle, and confidence on the floor set the tone — and if this debut is any indication, she’ll be one of the names driving the conversation for the rest of the season.

Jalise is a fresh face on the Utah basketball scene, and the rankings will get their first real look at her this season. As just a sophomore, she earned PGH First Team honors in Washington — a strong indication of her talent. Her wingspan gives her a defensive edge well beyond her height, and she’s a quick, agile guard who will be a key factor for American Fork right out of the gate. Her upcoming matchup against Pleasant Grove will be a great first glimpse at where she stacks up among Utah’s top talent.