Leah enters her senior season after earning Honorable Mention All-Conference honors as a junior, and I’m looking forward to seeing what she can accomplish as she continues her return from an ACL injury. The 2027 guard brings an intriguing combination of length, athleticism and versatility that allows her to contribute in several different areas of the game. Offensively, Leah has the ability to get downhill and attack the basket, while also stretching the defense with her perimeter shooting. Her size and length are valuable assets on the defensive end, where she can match up with different positions and make things difficult for opposing players. I especially like the versatility she brings from the guard position, with the ability to create off the dribble and impact the game on both ends. Leah remains uncommitted, and I’m excited to see where she decides to continue her basketball career. As she works her way back, I’ll be keeping an eye on her progress and how she closes out her high school career.

Leah is a guard I would love to see at The Expo because of the length, athleticism, and versatility she brings to the floor. She has the ability to impact the game in several different ways, making her an intriguing player to watch on both ends. Leah can get downhill and attack the basket, while also providing a perimeter threat with her ability to knock down shots from behind the arc. Her length is an asset defensively, allowing her to match up with different positions and disrupt opponents on the perimeter. She brings a nice combination of size, athleticism, shooting, and the ability to create off the bounce from the guard position. With the different ways she can contribute on both ends of the floor, Leah is a player I would love to get another look at and see competing at The Expo.

Leah, a long and athletic guard set to play for West Michigan Drive this spring and summer, is ready to make her return to the AAU circuit after missing last season due to a torn ACL. Now back and looking healthy, she brings a dynamic skill set that allows her to impact the game in multiple ways. Leah can attack the basket with purpose, knock down shots from the perimeter, and use her length and versatility to defend several positions on the floor. Her comeback story will be one to watch, and she’ll look to make an immediate impact this Sunday as her team competes in the Grassroots Spring Opener in Grand Rapids.

Leah missed a significant amount of time due to injury, but she’s back on the court and off to a great Junior season for Hamilton. Leah’s long frame, passing instincts, athleticism, defensive presence, and ability to score at all three levels make her a top 25 guard in this class.

Leah is set to return for her junior season after missing last year with an ACL injury, and her comeback is one to watch. A long, athletic guard, she has the ability to make an impact on both ends of the court. Leah can push the pace, finish in transition, and create opportunities for her teammates, while her length and quickness allow her to contest shots, generate steals, and disrupt opposing offenses. Her return adds a dynamic presence that could change the rhythm of games for her team this season.

Leah contributed on both ends at The Expo on Saturday. She brought the ball up under pressure from a pesky defender and used a combination of crossovers, behind-the-back snaps, between-the-legs, and jabs to win the matchup: then Leah finished the contested layup off two feet. Leah used her length and defensive effort to generate stops for her team. She earned All-Showcase Third Team Honors for her performance.

Leah put together a complete performance at The Expo with Team 10, demonstrating the qualities that have impressed our staff many times. Leah swept the ball past her defender to drive baseline and draw a foul, then knocked down her free throw. She used lateral quickness to cut off a ball handler and force her to travel. Leah showed her excellent footwork in the paint, using a high rip step through pivot to score at the rim. Leah used her length to block a shot in the paint and turned her steal into a layup.

Leah has length, burst off the dribble, and defensive abilities that make her a game breaker on both ends of the court. Leah has a smooth pull-up jumper off the dribble and balance finishing around the basket. She will be a guard who I anticipate will have a great day at The Expo on Saturday.

Leah is an athletic guard who makes positive contributions to her team on both offense and defense. She had numerous steals that led to scoring opportunities for herself or her teammates last Sunday. She is skilled at driving to the basket and demonstrates excellent body control in the lane. Brink’s performance improved throughout the spring and summer, and I anticipate that she will have a successful sophomore season at Hamilton.

Leah has impressed our scouts on the travel circuit with her athleticism and height as a versatile guard who impacts the game in positive ways for her team on both sides of the ball. Leah blocks shots, deflects passes, scores by attacking defenders with her dribble, and has an accurate pull-up jumper. She will be an exciting prospect to watch teamed up with SVSU commit Kaitlyn Geurink Kaitlyn Geurink 5'11" | PF Hamilton | 2025 State MI this winter.

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