Leah holds offers from Division I programs including Siena, American, Delaware, and Georgia Southern. She uses her length well defensively, especially in the full-court press, where she can jump passing lanes and come away with steals. Leah is also an unselfish player who is always willing to make the extra pass. Around the basket, she uses her strength well to finish through contact.

Leah did exactly what St. Thomas Aquinas has come to expect from her in a win ovver Hudson Catholic. She had a 26 point 18 rebound double double and dominated inside. She has been a double double machine for St. Thomas Aquinas with 26 so far in her career. In her senior season she should eclipse 1,000 career points AND 1,000 career rebounds. The roster will look a little different this year with graduations and transfers but Leah will be the anchor for STAQ. She is long and has the ability to score over anyone inside. She has a strong mid-range jumper and is adept at cleaning the glass and intimidating opposing dribble drive opportunities.

She made her impact felt on the glass; secured rebounds on both ends. Showed off some mid-range magic, especially in the second-half vs Team Strength.

Leah is a true three-level scorer who can impact the game from anywhere on the floor. Standing at 6-foot-1, she possesses an impressive handle that allows her to create her own offense and attack defenders off the bounce. She finishes strong around the basket and is capable of grabbing a defensive rebound, pushing the ball coast-to-coast, and finishing the play herself. Leah also showcased a smooth fadeaway jumper in the mid-range, adding another layer to her offensive arsenal.

Fearless post play. Strong rebounding and rim protection effort. She converted entry passes while battling through bruising contact. Very fluid getting up and down the floor.