Michaela is set to make a major impact for Wyoming in her senior season, bringing a well-rounded and dynamic game to the floor. She can knock down shots from deep with confidence and consistently sets up teammates with precise passes in transition. Attacking the rim with strength and control, she uses quick moves and crafty footwork to finish through traffic. On the defensive end, her alert hands and smart positioning create turnovers, while her dedication to rebounding gives her team valuable extra possessions. With her combination of skill, energy, and basketball intelligence, Michaela is poised for a standout final season.

Michaela earned 3rd team selection honors as one of Team 7’s top performers at the PGH Expo, showcasing a versatile and impactful all-around game. Offensively, she knocked down shots from long range with confidence and consistently created opportunities for teammates with sharp, accurate passes in transition. She attacked the basket with strength and poise, finishing through contact and using a quick, deceptive crossover to get by defenders. Her ability to score in multiple ways kept opponents on their heels throughout the day. On defense, Michaela’s active hands and quick instincts disrupted ball-handlers, while her commitment to boxing out and controlling the boards helped her team secure extra possessions. Her energy, skill, and high basketball IQ made her a standout contributor, and she left no doubt that she can be a dynamic presence at the next level.

Michaela delivered a standout performance for Team 7 at the PGH Expo, showcasing her ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Offensively, she knocked down shots from the perimeter with confidence and created opportunities for teammates by delivering crisp passes in transition. She attacked the basket with strength, finishing through contact, and used a sharp crossover to blow by defenders. On the defensive end, her quick hands disrupted opponents, and she stayed disciplined by consistently boxing out and holding her ground. With a strong senior season ahead, Michaela looks ready to make a big impact, and any college program would be fortunate to add her to their roster.

Michaela is an athletic guard who can shoot the lights out from beyond the arc and accelerate by defenders to score off the dribble. She’s an active defender and creates space with her shifty crossover combinations. Michaela put her skills on display last year, and she’ll be a prospect for college coaches to pay attention to at The Expo on Saturday.

I still remember the first time I saw Michaela play for BNB at PGH Live two years ago, and she’s continued to prove her value as a college prospect since. Michaela is a three-level scorer who uses her athleticism and quickness to cause turnovers on the defensive end. Her balanced shooting, shifty ball-handling, and ability to score off the dribble are a challenge for defenders to stop. We’d be excited to see Michaela at The Expo.

Michaela was a major spark for West Michigan Drive on Day 2 of the LBI Jamfest, turning heads with her aggressive, high-impact play. She attacked the basket with power and control, using a slick low rip move to get past defenders and finish strong. Michaela also showed her shooting touch by knocking down a confident three from the wing. One of the most memorable moments of the day came when she made a hustle play to save the ball from going out of bounds, delivering a perfect pass to a teammate for an easy bucket—an energy-shifting highlight that fired up her squad.

Michaela competed hard and stood out with her two-way play on Saturday for West Michigan Drive MWG 17U at Jamfest. She was a determined downhill driver, scoring a strong left-handed layup through contact. Michaela caused an over-and-back violation with her defensive pressure and swiped the ball away to score a layup off a steal. She has an accurate outside jumper and buried a corner 3.

Michaela had a fantastic day for Team 7 at The Expo. She is a standout ball-handler, with excellent control and precision when navigating the court under pressure. On defense, her scrappy nature makes her a relentless on-ball defender, disrupting opponents with intensity. Offensively, she boasts a smooth pull-up jumper and can consistently drain shots from behind the arc, making her a versatile scoring threat.

Moore has officially arrived as a notable prospect this spring and summer with BNB. Like her teammate Gayles above, she played up and was still able to be more than influential. Moore was very adept at using dribble combos and/or dribble moves to keep her defenders at bay. She has shown that she can use these handles to create space for a solid pull up jumper as well as to create, or give herself an opportunity to find, lanes to the rim.