Leigh is a prototypical point guard with length, vision, and an effective two-way style that will translate to the next level. She handles the ball with poise under pressure, attacks with a burst to score off the dribble, and has smart instincts without the ball. Her versatility is a strength, and Leigh would be an exciting addition to The Expo.

Leigh was effective on both ends for Michigan Premier 2026 at The Smoke. She created space with a variety of crossover dribbles, drove hard to the basket, and finished layups well with both hands. Leigh kept her eyes up and scanned the floor to find open teammates. She threw a strong overhead pass on the money to a cutter, pursued rebounds, and created steals with her pesky defense. Leigh moved well without the ball, cutting back door when the defense denied passes on the perimeter. She has the skills and instincts needed to be a solid guard with or without the ball.

Leigh led the Blissfield Royals to a Regional Semifinals appearance against eventual state champion Ypsilanti Arbor Prep and earned All-LCAA First Team honors. During a quality win vs. Leslie, Leigh demonstrated her ability to contribute in every area, scoring 12 points with nine rebounds, four assists, three steals, and two blocks–she received the Jets Runway Player of the Game award. Leigh is an excellent facilitator–she fires passes on a rope to open teammates and surveys the defense with her eyes up. She anticipates passes, keeps her hands active, and moves her feet quickly to create steals on the defensive end. Leigh finishes full-speed layups at the rim and buries outside jumpers. She’s a guard I’m eager to see this spring with Michigan Premier 2026-S40