Mindy continues to attract attention from high-level college programs, and it’s easy to see why. Her length, size, and ability to control the paint make her a difficult matchup on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she has soft hands and a nice touch around the rim, finishing efficiently while creating consistent interior scoring opportunities. As her role continues to expand within her program, her confidence and overall game will only continue to grow. Don’t be surprised if Mindy is one of the biggest movers when the next rankings are released.

Mindy turned a lot of heads this weekend and is positioning herself as a potential riser in her class if her growth continues. She picked up two Division I offers along with significant interest, showing that coaches are taking notice.

She made her impact felt on the defensive end, blocking shots and attacking the glass with purpose, bringing energy and physicality every time she was on the floor.

Mindy has steadily become a reliable presence on the varsity floor for Syracuse, making her impact felt through efficiency and physicality. She shoots at an impressive percentage, largely due to her ability to track rebounds, secure position, and convert put-backs around the rim. Her size gives her a natural advantage in the paint, and as her game continues to develop, her ceiling remains high with plenty of room for growth on both ends of the floor.