Mallory has been a stock riser on the PGH Circuit, and she had another productive day for Lakeside Basketball Academy 17U at the PGH Michigan College Tour IV. Her defensive presence was crucial to the team’s success throughout the day. Mallory anticipated drives, rotated from the help side, and swatted shots with authority. One of her highlight plays came when she volleyball spiked a layup attempt off the shooter to take away the points and the possession. Mallory jumped up to secure rebounds at their highest point, disrupted shots, and defended rollers very well, using her length to close passing windows. She made a clutch play late to help put the game on ice by battling down a pass in the backcourt for a steal. Mallory moves well for her height and is going to be a heavily recruited post in this class.

Mallory is a towering center who turned some heads at the PGH MI College Tour II with Lakeside Basketball Academy 17U. She’s strong, muscular, athletic, well over 6-feet, moves her feet well in the paint, and even stepped outside to knock down a straightaway three. Mallory sealed defenders with a strong stance in the paint, worked hard to secure rebounds on both ends, went up to snatch the ball at its highest point, scored put-backs, and anticipated double teams before kicking the ball out to open shooters. She walled up to force misses and swatted multiple shots away without fouling. Mallory scored a powerful and one layup with her left off two feet and was a major stock riser at the event. She’s definitely on college radars now after Saturday.