Rose’s strong spring and summer have vaulted her up the Class of 2028 rankings as she continues to showcase one of the more intriguing skill sets among forwards in the state. She already picked up an offer from Siena, and her recruitment appears poised for another jump as the July evaluation period unfolds. Rose possesses outstanding positional tools with her size, length, and mobility, allowing her to impact the game in a variety of ways. She can finish effectively around the basket, stretch the floor with her shooting ability, and runs the floor exceptionally well in transition. Combined with her solid footwork and advanced skill set for her size, Rose has all the ingredients to continue climbing both the rankings and recruiting boards.

Rose consistently made winning plays throughout the weekend and showed a strong blend of skill and toughness. She displayed clean footwork creating separation on a step-back jumper and reacted quickly off an inbound catch to get her shot up while keeping the ball high and compact. She also made her presence felt on the glass with an offensive rebound score and a tip-in putback. Her size and frame give her intriguing tools moving forward, and her willingness to dive on the floor reflected the energy and effort she played with all weekend long. Rose has gained a lot of attention and traction over the past two weekends with her play.

Rose is another long Australian prospect in the DME program who brings versatility and length to the floor. Her ability to stretch the floor with her shot makes her a tough matchup, especially when paired with her size. Great length allows her to rebound effectively and finish consistently around the rim. She can score with her back to the basket using polished moves or hurt defenses by slashing, cutting, and backcutting well without the ball. Running the floor well with a 6’2″ frame and strong agility, she is difficult to stop once she gets into the paint or around the rim.