What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?
My biggest strength is scoring efficiently at all three levels while creating for my teammates. Last season, I averaged 25.3 points and 4.2 assists, shooting 42.4% from three with a 60.6% effective field goal percentage. As a point guard, I take pride in leading my team, making smart decisions, and helping others succeed. I'm extremely competitive and will do whatever it takes to win.
What are you working to improve right now?
Going into my junior year, I've been asked to take on a bigger offensive role. I'm focused on improving my strength and speed to handle the physical play, hard fouls, and defensive pressure that come with it. I'm also working on my ball-handling, shooting, and decision-making. My goal is to stay efficient, help my teammates, and become a more complete player.
What are you looking for in a college program?
I'm looking for a strong relationship with my coaches. As a point guard, I believe I need to be an extension of my coach on the floor. I want coaches who believe in me, challenge me, and help me grow. Academics are also very important, and I want a school where I can pursue my career goals while competing at a high level.
Outside of your sport, what should coaches know about you?
Outside of basketball, I'm very focused on academics and being involved in my school and community. I take pride in maintaining good grades while being active in NHS, Student Council, FBLA, and FCA. Family and relationships are very important to me. I'm competitive, hardworking, and hold myself to high standards. I always try to lead by example and make a positive impact on those around me.
What do you want to study, and what career interests you?
I'm interested in studying kinesiology, physical therapy, psychology, or education. I enjoy helping others and want to pursue a career where I can make a positive impact on people's lives. I'm still exploring my options, but I know I want to find something I'm passionate about that allows me to work with and help others.
Expert Analysis
Ryleigh
DavisCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
HS
Thayer
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MO
2028 Players to Watch: Rising Stars Ready to Make an Impact
A straight out shooter that has a smooth stroke in her shooting mechanics. Guard that carries a heavy...
Written by Johnny Vick
Ryleigh
DavisCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
HS
Thayer
|
MO
Who is the PGH x Dr. Dish Player of the Week (12/30- 1/5)?
Ryleigh had a phenomenal week at the Pink & White Tournament, delivering standout performances against top-tier competition. She...
Written by Gabrielle Bean
Ryleigh
DavisCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
HS
Thayer
|
MO
Who is the Prep Girls Hoops Player of the Week (Dec.9-Dec. 15)?
This week at the Billy Ply Tourney :vs Harrisburg: 27 pts | 8 reb | 2 ast |...
Written by Prep Girls Hoops Staff
Ryleigh
DavisCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
HS
Thayer
|
MO
Some Impressive 2028 Debuts
The 5’7 guard put on a show in her first game against Trumann (AR) as she scored a...
Written by Earl Austin
Johnny Vick | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Johnny Vick
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
A straight out shooter that has a smooth stroke in her shooting mechanics. Guard that carries a heavy load for her high school program averaging 26 points a game last season while scoring 25 points a game. The percentages are off the charts as well. 42 from 3 point, 50 from the field and 80 from the free throw line. The shooting stood out the most to me was the 2 dribbles left then knocking down the 3 off the bounce. The play is just as strong in the summer as well. An excellent option on the drive and kick. A player that plays with her eyes meaning you can see she is looking ahead whether it’s a back door cut or a pass up the floor. 2028 that should be on coaches radar if not already
Ryleigh had a phenomenal week at the Pink & White Tournament, delivering standout performances against top-tier competition. She opened with a dominant showing against Greenwood, pouring in 42 points on 15-of-17 shooting, including seven three-pointers, while also contributing 5 rebounds and 5 assists. She followed that with another all-around effort versus state-ranked Kickapoo, posting 27 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals. Across both games, Ryleigh showcased elite scoring efficiency, the ability to score at all three levels, and a knack for impacting the game in multiple ways against top competition.
The 5’7 guard put on a show in her first game against Trumann (AR) as she scored a game-high 31 points in the Bobcats victory. She added four rebounds and three assists while making four 3-pointers.