Maeve is one of those players who can give you 100% energy from start to finish on both sides of the ball, and that’s exactly what she did in the games I watched. As a guard, she is aggressive on the drive and shows signs of being a solid point guard as her vision continues to grow. That was on display throughout the day, whether it was a pinpoint behind the back pass that resulted in an easy assist or going after a loose ball for a second possession, getting it to the open person, then coming back to the play and knocking down the three. Those are the types of plays that don’t always show up in the box score but can shift momentum. She had no let-up on defense and definitely caused issues for her matchups that were trying to get their offense going. Big fan of what her potential can be.

Strong and low to the ground, Maeve finishes in the lane and finds teammates with smart passes without dominating the ball. She makes her presence felt in transition and keeps the offense flowing efficiently. A true multi-threat, Maeve can run the point, swing to shooting guard, finish creatively inside, or knock down shots from the perimeter. Her versatility and skill make her a complete player who can impact the game in every phase.

Maeve is a quick, fast guard who processes the game at a high level. She consistently looked to stay on the attack and make things happen for both herself and her teammates. One thing that really stood out was how active she remained after making a pass — she rarely stayed still and was constantly relocating, finding space, and cutting into open areas off the ball. She played in a different gear all weekend, and when she got a clean look from three, it felt automatic. Defensively, she was a pest from start to finish and never stopped making life difficult for opposing lead guards. Off the ball, she showed quick hands on digs and stunts and created a lot of disruption with her activity and anticipation. Maeve is one of the best point guards in her class.