I’ve actually probably seen Rylie more with her high school team than in grassroots ball over the last couple of years, and I felt like she was locked in Sunday in the game I saw. First, she shot the ball well from outside, and she made a couple of contested jumpers look easy. Second, she continues to be a solid point forward type who can initiate the offense, get downhill and find open teammates, and act as a versatile wing defender. She has always possessed great length, fluid athleticism, and versatility. But Sunday, she looked like she is becoming even more complete of a player.

Rylie is a highly intriguing youngster in Indiana’s 2028 class, and she looks like she could still grow a little. She has nice length, a wiry frame, and she is a fairly smooth all-around athlete. She can handle it a little and act as a point forward, both initiating and creating offense. She also has the ability to get to the rim herself and finish in a variety of ways, plus she has some touch around the perimeter. She does a nice job of using her length defensively, and she creates quite a few deflections/steals because of it. She’ll be fun to watch moving forward.