Ruby stood out early at Michigan Pure practice. Her finishing dexterity around the rim, converting layups from different angles and releases, paced the group. Ruby dropped in a floater with an excellent pizza pie release with her left, changed hands well, scored difficult underhand finishes in the drill, used the top of the glass with great touch, and shot the ball with a high release. Ruby was efficient from beyond the arc, knocking down threes confidently from the slot and up top. She hit 70% of her straightaway threes (7/10), making four straight in the drill. Ruby called out the names of teammates during the 3-man weave before making the passes and used excellent wall-up technique to block a shot during the 1v1 segment. She delivered a great jump pass over a defender, understood spacing, presented a target with her hands up while cutting through the lane, kept her hands active on defense, and drained triples using a 1-2 step. Ruby drained a catch-and-shoot corner three, then a wing jumper during 5v5. Her stationary dribbling stood out amongst the group: low dribbles, good transfers between hands, fast speed, and staying in an athletic stance throughout the drill. Hartland has another promising guard in their backcourt.