Megan turned in a complete effort for Mystics 16U S40 Talaga, using her length, physical strength, footwork, and comprehensive skill set to stand out at the PGH MI College Tour. Megan cut backdoor to score layups, made crisp passes up the court to create transition points, attacked hard off the dribble to cause fouls, and knocked down her free throws. She crashed the glass to secure an offensive rebound, pivoted to get the scoring angle, and finished strong off two feet in a crowd. Megan buried a smooth wing three off the catch and created steals with her length on the defensive end.

Megan is a skilled forward prospect in the Eisenhower program and she had a solid day at the LBI Holiday Classic. Megan utilizes her length very well to cause deflections and forces missed shots without fouling. She catches the ball ready to make an immediate pass to an open teammate as the defense shifts. Megan made a great unselfish shovel pass in the paint and used her strong frame to win rebounding battles. She put up a well-rounded stat line of six points, seven rebounds, three assists, and two steals.

Megan’s length, mobility, and interior impact stood out for Mystics National 2028 at the Select Super Showcase. She made a great backdoor cut layup down the baseline, caught the pass, and finished the layup with ease. Megan drove hard to the basket to score a strong layup off two feet and forced the defense to send her to the free-throw line. Megan used her long arms to block a shot from behind without fouling and grabbed many rebounds. She has height and versatility that grab your attention on the court. Megan is another prospect who looks like a candidate for a breakout sophomore season at Utica Eisenhower.