Peyton returns for her senior season at Charlotte after earning First Team All-Conference honors as a junior, and I expect her to be a key piece for the Orioles this winter. The 2027 guard brings a nice combination of ball-handling, quickness and playmaking ability to the floor. Offensively, Peyton is comfortable handling the basketball with either hand and does a good job attacking gaps in the defense to create scoring opportunities. She runs the floor hard in transition, putting herself in position to get out ahead of defenders and finish around the basket with a soft touch. Peyton also moves well without the basketball, finding open spaces and making herself available for her teammates. I like her willingness to share the ball and make plays for others rather than always looking for her own shot. She also brings good effort on the defensive end, making her a valuable contributor on both sides of the floor. With Charlotte looking to improve on last season’s conference finish, Peyton’s experience and leadership should play an important role in helping the Orioles take a step forward.

Peyton is a guard I was very excited to see signed up for the Headliners Invitational, and I have a feeling that her stock definitely went up after a solid day for Team Liberty. Peyton handled the ball confidently with both hands and sprinted the floor to create transition scoring opportunities. She cut to open space, caught passes with soft hands, and finished multiple layups with soft touch off the glass. Peyton penetrated gaps with her dribble, shared the basketball, and played hard on both ends.

Peyton is a regional prospect that I’m very excited to see signed up for the Headliners Invitational. She’s a guard who can bury three-pointers, attack off the dribble, and create turnovers on defense. Peyton has good ball-handling control–her competitive and all-out effort really impressed me at Northwood Team Camp. I’m excited for her to have this opportunity to play in front of college coaches.

Peyton is a guard from Charlotte who did a bit of everything to stand out at the Northwood Team Camp. She shot the ball confidently from the perimeter and buried three corner triples in one game. Peyton created space to shoot, pass, and drive with her quick crossover dribbles. She followed her shot to secure an offensive rebound, crossed over, and finished a strong layup through contact off the glass. Peyton split defenders to score a soft floater, shot with balance off the bounce, changed directions effectively, and threw entry passes with excellent touch. She plays hard and will be an important contributor to the Charlotte program.