Peyton, a guard for the Goonies, was one of the players who made an impact at MI College Tour II at Wayne State. She stretched the floor with her ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc and kept the defense honest with her perimeter scoring. Peyton also attacked the lane with purpose, finishing through contact and showing toughness around the rim, including a strong tuck-and-finish move in traffic. On the defensive end, she added value as well, coming up with multiple blocks and making plays that contributed on both sides of the ball.

Peyton received KLAA All-Conference honors, averaging 12.7 points, 6.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 2.2 steals, and 1.7 blocks per game for the Mustangs. Her aggressive defense, length, hard-nosed drives to the basket, skilled passing, and toughness made her a top performer during Northville’s regular season matchup against Mercy. Peyton is off to a great start this spring for Michigan Goonies 17U E40. She holds offers from Alma and Albion.

Peyton turned in a gritty performance for Northville on Monday. She distributed the ball effectively from different passing angles, including a tough bounce pass entry through a small window into the post. Peyton drove hard to the basket, finished through contact, and earned trips to the line. She attacked a gap, got the advantage, and kissed the ball off the glass. Peyton generated many steals and deflections on defense; she anticipated cuts to the basket. Peyton battled inside and grabbed several rebounds. She caught a pass with her feet balanced and ready to shoot, then drained a smooth corner three.

Peyton produced her first career double-double against Dearborn and she’s demonstrated consistent offensive and defensive abilities that have been extremely impactful for the Mustangs this season. Peyton drives hard to the basket, knocks down 3’s, dishes strong passes to open teammates, and sparks the team with her competitive effort.

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Peyton flexed her muscles on Sunday at Big Cat fall league, displaying extreme toughness and determination for the Mustangs. Peyton split defenders with her hard drives to the basket for multiple layups, including an and-one through contact. She used a fake pass move to earn free throws and knocked down both attempts from the charity stripe. Peyton blocked a shot on the perimeter by closing out quickly, wrestled for 50/50 balls on the floor, and stole the ball away to score a right-handed layup. Peyton looks ready for an electric winter season.

Peyton made a great impression on both of our scouts at Northwood Team Camp in July. She pressured the ball on defense to create turnovers and dished accurate passes to teammates. Peyton has good ball-handling control, knocks down outside shots, and scores downhill off the dribble. She is a breakout candidate for Northville this winter and will have a significant role in their 2024 season.

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Peyton is a point guard prospect who made a great impression on us at Northwood Team Camp. She read defenses well and threw accurate passes to teammates and finished with excellent footwork around the basket. Peyton sets a strong defensive tone with her ball pressure and will continue to be a challenge offensively as she fine-tunes her outside game. Peyton will be a key player for a dangerous Mustangs team this winter and I’m eager to see them battle KLAA West teams this season.

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Sivier is an intense defender with good hands, causing many steals. She runs the floor hard to get transition buckets and can finish through contact. She has a nice euro-step finish that is tough to guard. If the Northwood team camp was any indication, Peyton and her Northville team should have a successful season.

Sivier will definitely draw attention in the Futures Game. She isn’t just a shooter, but she’s a high IQ shooter that understands how to find the shots that she wants.

Sivier can be seen with Factory Basketball 2027 Orange. Coaches will love her work off the ball. Sivier is in constant motion and makes the defense move and rotate. She has a knack for finding open space along the perimeter and can be counted on to connect at a high percentage off the catch and shoot.