Macy, a guard for Frankenmuth, brings length, athleticism, and versatility every time she steps on the floor. Her ability to elevate and block shots from the perimeter showcases her athleticism and makes her a unique matchup problem. Defensively, she anticipates plays extremely well, reading passing lanes and reacting quickly to create disruptions. On the offensive end, Macy can stretch the floor by knocking down the three, but she’s just as effective attacking the rim and finishing strong. With her combination of size, instincts, and skill, she continues to make a big impact on both ends of the court.

6-foot guards with a filled-out, athletic frame, and a deadly three-point shot have an extremely high college ceiling. Macy checks all the boxes physically and fundamentally. She scans the floor and switches hands with ease. Macy contributes as a rebounder, is disruptive on defense, and has deep range. She has good footwork, body control, and finishing touch around the basket. Macy is off to a stellar start for Frankenmuth.

Macy instantly became an impact player for Frankenmuth, averaging 11 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 2 steals per game while shooting an efficient 50% from the floor as a freshman. She stepped up against a stout DEPSA team, leading the Eagles to an impressive win with 22 points and seven rebounds. Macy paced the offense again in a win versus St. Mary’s Prep with 13 points. Frankenmuth earned statement wins against Flint Powers Catholic, Freeland, Detroit Country Day, Saginaw Heritage, Goodrich, Detroit Edison, and St. Mary’s Prep. The Eagles won the TVC-Red title at 11-1 and ended the season 18-4. Macy’s length, athleticism, and versatility to score from the perimeter or drive to the basket give her a high ceiling as a high school and college prospect.

Macy earned a top-three ranking in the state and our number one shooting guard spot with her exceptional performances leading up to the high school season. Her first varsity game proved why she is a special prospect for the Eagles. My favorite moment from her opening game was when Macy pursued an offensive rebound in the corner, dribbled up the wing, then accelerated hard downhill with her dribble and elevated into contact to score a majestic and-one layup with her left hand. She used her length to cause steals, scored layups off the dribble, and buried a clutch corner triple to keep her team close in the fourth quarter. Macy led the Eagles with 13 points and will be a marquee prospect to watch at Frankenmuth.

Macy will be more than a difference-maker for Frankenmuth this winter; she has the potential to earn an All-League nomination as a freshman. Macy competed against seniors on a top travel circuit and continued to shine at many events during the summer. Macy has length, quickness, and lights-out perimeter shooting skills that make her a weapon on the offensive end. She pushes the tempo with her dribble, finishes around the basket, and shifts the defense with her passes. Frankenmuth lost a top guard from the 2024 class, but added the top shooting guard in the 2028 class. They are still the favorites to win the TVC Red until proven otherwise.

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There aren’t many 2028s who can compete on a top team in the S40 circuit, but that’s exactly what Macy did. She is a knockdown 3-point shooter who also creates open shots for teammates. Macy uses her athleticism and length to block shots and disrupt opposing ball handlers. She turns on the jets to score transition layups and will be an immediate go-to player for Frankenmuth this winter. Macy has earned her place as the top shooting guard in this class.

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