Nevaeh, playing on Team 1 at The Expo, brought plenty of effort to the floor throughout the day. She showed the ability to put the ball on the floor and get downhill, using her handle to work her way into the lane. Nevaeh also made her presence felt with her hustle, tracking down offensive rebounds and creating extra opportunities for her team. Her willingness to compete for loose balls and stay involved in plays added value on both ends of the floor.

Nevaeh is a prospect who had a very impressive day for Chippewa Hills at The Compound Fall League on Sunday. Her athleticism, solid length as a guard, tenacity, and complete performance on both ends made it clear she needs a number next to her name in the next rankings update. Nevaeh was relentlessly aggressive on defense. She swiped the ball away clean at half court and left the opponent in her wake, driving straight to the basket for a two-foot finish. Her perimeter pressure forced turnovers; she used textbook post-entry denial technique to deflect a pass away to create a steal, then clamped down aggressively to tie up the ball. Nevaeh demonstrated a dual-threat skill set on the offensive end. She ran the baseline, caught the pass in the corner, and swished the open three. Nevaeh buried a smooth triple off a crossover step-back dribble, drained another corner three, and got her defender to bite with a jab step, accelerated by to earn a trip to the line, then knocked down the free throw. Nevaeh hit the deck to scrap for loose balls, chased down rebounds, and immediately pushed the ball up the floor using both hands to start the fast break. She snatched a defensive rebound, turned on the jets, and took the ball coast-to-coast the length of the court for a speedy layup. Nevaeh will be a difference-maker in the Chippewa Valley backcourt this winter.