Sienna has the ball-handling control, twitchiness, explosive driving ability, strength to finish through contact, and confidence from three that translates to the higher levels at the point guard spot. She’s a fierce competitor and just as aggressive on the defensive end. Sienna sprints to block shots on the perimeter, gets her quick hands involved to create steals, and pushes the ball coast to coast in top gear for fast break buckets. She has another gear and elevates high off the ground to score against long defenders in the paint. Sienna was a Top Performer on the PGH Circuit with MBA UAA 15U and impressed again at CMU Team Camp.

Sienna put her talent on full display at CMU Team Camp with Traverse City Central. She started the game with an explosive straight-line drive, then showed off her hops, elevating to finish high at the rim. Sienna used shifty double-crossover dribbles to get by defenders and crashed the boards to score an offensive rebound putback. Her aggressiveness in help and on the ball generated multiple steals. She closed out full speed on a perimeter shooter, wound up, and ferociously swatted the ball out of bounds with a thunderous volleyball spike. Sienna used excellent pivots in the post to score a step-through floater and scored another floater off two feet after using a quick, low, double-crossover dribble to get by her defender. She has good touch around the basket and knows how to use the glass to convert shots from tough angles. Sienna earned many free throws after driving hard to the basket and knocked down shots efficiently from the charity stripe. She’s athletic, competitive, has added muscle to her frame, has length at the one spot, and is a dynamic point guard in this class with a high ceiling.

Sienna has twitchy quickness and shiftiness that make her extremely difficult to defend as a lead guard. She’s an individual press breaker, effective slasher/scorer off the dribble, and a sharpshooter from beyond the arc. Sienna turns up the heat on opposing ball-handlers, sees the floor, and maintains good balance as she creates space to run the offense. Sienna will be a playmaker to watch at the Michigan State Showcase this Friday.

Sienna has shifty handles, a smooth stroke from three-point range, is active on the defensive end, and penetrates gaps with a burst to score off the dribble. She’s strong enough to finish through contact and has the quickness necessary to be a highly recruited guard at the next level. Sienna averaged 13 points per game and received all-conference recognition for Traverse City Central. Her first travel tournament with MBA UAA at the PGH Great Lakes Kickoff made a loud statement about her potential as a college prospect.

Sienna was on fire in her second game for MBA UAA 15U on Saturday at the Great Lakes Kickoff. She started the game with a silky smooth straightaway three off the dribble, swiped the ball away on the perimeter, then took it up the court with blazing speed for a coast-to-coast layup. Sienna buried another triple up top and penetrated off the dribble to earn a trip to the charity stripe. She has elusive, sharp handles that make it difficult to keep her from getting to the rim. Sienna created steals with her pressure, dove on the floor to scrap for 50/50 balls, and used a fancy fake-pass move to freeze the rim protector to score another driv-by layup. She drained two triples earlier in the day and is a crafty two-way point guard prospect who looks ready for a breakout AAU season.

Sienna, a freshman guard for Traverse City Central, has already made a major impact despite being one of the youngest players on the floor. She’s relentless defensively, constantly pressuring the ball, jumping passing lanes, and turning steals into fast-break points as she goes coast to coast. On the offensive end, she stretches defenses with her ability to hit from beyond the arc and shows impressive vision as a passer, setting up teammates in rhythm. Her energy and playmaking on both ends have added a spark to the lineup, and she’s a big reason Traverse City Central looks poised to make a strong push for a District title.

Sienna made a strong impression as a two-way guard, impacting the game on both ends of the floor. She caught fire by drilling back-to-back threes and later jumped a passing lane for a clean steal, a sequence that turned heads and sparked conversation among the college coaches in attendance.

Sienna is a dynamic guard with playmaking abilities that give her all-conference potential as a freshman. That became clear as day at Northwood Team Camp. She buried two triples up top and another in the slot. Sienna exploded to the rim with a double crossover high pick-up eurostep move to earn a trip to the line and scored a smooth reverse. She took the ball hard downhill for layups and dished out assists to open teammates. Sienna is going to be an exciting prospect to watch this winter at Traverse City Central.

– Screens and seals defenders for teammates!

– Moves after pass! – Consistent pass-cut or pass-screen, and gets open too.

– Cut-catch-score.

– Stutter step with a fast first.

– One of best in gym with regards to work off ball.