The Wisconsin Dells native is among the most impressive rising juniors in the state, and she took a significant step forward over the past year. Alwin has gotten comfortable on the offensive end and has the athleticism to get to her spots and score from all three levels. She has the composure to play through pressure and has the work ethic to continue finding ways to take her game to another level. I’m eager to see what she could look like in the next 12 months.

The Wisconsin Dells wing has been one of the most improved players over the past year, and helped her Chiefs program reach the D3 State Title Game this past March. Alwin is a dynamic wing who can get to her spots and score off the dribble from all three levels. There’s a lot to like about what she brings to the floor, and she’s only scratching the surface of what she can do.

There may have been some confusion for Alwin about what exactly she needed to do step-wise on some of the skill stuff early in the camp, or she just hadn’t done it before. Regardless, I feel I learned about her personality through that. Alwin didn’t get frustrated, played through mistakes, and adapted quickly. She’s a quick learner and capable of improvising when needed. Mentally, she will be just fine playing high-level basketball at the next level, and clearly has the talent to excel against other talented players.

The Dells native is a player who put together an excellent sophomore campaign and helped her program reach the D3 State Championship game this past winter. Her athletic tools stood amongst an excellent tournament field, and she was comfortable getting to her spots and scoring from all three levels. Her athletic tools will also help her continue to elevate her defensive game. I would also not be stunned if Alwin ended up being the breakout player of the spring and summer in the 2028 class.

I haven’t seen Alwin yet this AAU season, but she ended her sophomore season at Wisconsin Dells on a heater. She has the burst to beat most defenders off the dribble with her first step, and she showed her ability as a three-level scorer. I loved her ability to affect the game on both ends of the floor, and she’ll have the opportunity to show that to coaches out in Pennsylvania this coming weekend for the first UAA event of the year.