Rhiley has length and skills that make her a very promising forward prospect. She made unselfish extra passes that resulted in assists and wide open looks for teammates. Rhiley has a smooth stroke from beyond the arc and drained an open corner three. She was active and sharp on the defensive end. Rhiley rotated over to block a shot, created a steal in the gap, and was productive on the boards. Rhiley was solid for Team 11 at the PGH Michigan Expo and she’s about to have a great junior season at Ovid-Elsie.

Rhiley will be one of those versatile forwards whose recruiting takes off before all is said and done. She’s long, athletic, a threat from beyond the arc, physical, and very impactful in the paint. Rhiley demonstrated notable qualities that translate to the next level at her position throughout Bell’s Best Open Run. She caught a pass in transition, used a strong shoulder to create space from a defender, and scored with a crafty inside hand finish. Rhiley made the hustle plays and dove on the floor for the ball. She used a good drop-step counter move to lose her defender, converted a tough, contested turnaround jumper, and dished out an assist. Rhiley will be a force at Ovid-Elsie this winter.

Rhiley is a spring and summer stock riser in her class. She’s very effective as an interior defender and post player, but I was able to see her potential as a wing prospect at Hope Elite Camp. Rhiley knocked down threes with rhythm during the Shoot-Away drill and continued to stand out in games. She used her length to protect the basket as a shot blocker and scored a runner with touch high off the glass. Rhiley swished a smooth straightaway three and stayed active on the boards. Her versatility, length, and skill left a lasting impression throughout the day.

Rhiley has length, athleticism, and a high motor that immediately sticks out on the court. Her work ethic and physicality in the paint ended in multiple offensive rebounds. She can finish with both hands at the rim, runs the floor well, and protects the basket effectively without fouling. Rhiley had a solid tournament for Capitol City Express 17U at the MBA Mother’s Day Classic.

Rhiley made her presence felt for Team 9 with her length, activity, and relentless motor. She sprinted the floor every possession, turning her hustle into easy scoring opportunities for her team. On the defensive end, her wingspan and anticipation allowed her to disrupt passing lanes and pile up steals, which often led to fast-break chances. Her effort and ability to impact the game in transition stood out all day.