Elizabeth enters her junior season at Zeeland East with the kind of athleticism and physical tools that make her a matchup problem on both ends of the floor. Her mobility, length, and springy frame allow her to cover ground quickly, elevate for rebounds, and defend multiple positions. Offensively, she has the ability to score at all levels—knocking down mid-range jumpers, creating off the dribble, and finding teammates when defenses collapse. She’s strong enough to battle inside yet skilled enough to play on the perimeter, giving Zeeland East a versatile playmaker who can impact the game in countless ways. Her athletic upside and competitive motor should make her one of the most intriguing players to watch in the OK Black this season.

The first thing that stood out to me about Lizzie was her athleticism. She moves well in most directions, she has some bounce to her as well, plus she has length and a wiry-strong, athletic frame. She showed a nice mixture of touch near the perimeter and a strong mid-range game. She pulled up off the bounce and made shots, she created offense for others, and she got inside and rebounded. She is strong enough to box out, plus she pursues boards outside of her area. She also showed defensive versatility.