Sage showed a nice shooting stroke and good footwork when attacking the basket. She competed hard in transition defense and hustled back to contest shots and not give up on plays. Her motor stood out on the offensive glass as well when chasing down a long rebound before grabbing another offensive board on the next possession and drawing a foul to get to the line. Her size, length, and versatility will make her a strong prospect in this 2029 class.

Sage emerged as one of the top performers on the DME Regional team by consistently standing out with her blend of size, length, and scoring versatility. She has the ability to impact the game at all three levels, spacing the floor as a shooter while also showing comfort attacking the paint and finishing in traffic. Her frame and length give her natural advantages on both ends, and she uses that versatility to stay effective in multiple roles depending on what her team needs. Sage also competes on the glass and isn’t afraid of physical play, which adds another layer to her overall impact. When projecting forward, her combination of positional versatility, skill set, and physical tools makes her a strong addition to the expanded Top 50, especially in a class where adaptable two-way players carry significant value.