Sophie is coming off an impressive sophomore season at Greenville that earned her First Team All-Conference honors, and she should be one of the top players to watch in the River Cities Alliance as she enters her junior year. The 2028 guard brings a combination of length, quickness and physicality that allows her to make an impact on both ends of the floor. Offensively, Sophie can attack the basket off the dribble, create opportunities for her teammates with her court vision and become a dangerous scoring threat when she gets going from beyond the arc. Defensively, she uses her length and quickness to make things difficult for opposing guards on the perimeter. Sophie also put together a strong summer competing with Dream Loudly Basketball EYCL 16U, earning Top Performer recognition on the PGH Circuit. Her play has already attracted college attention, including offers from Embry-Riddle and Wayne State. After helping Greenville finish second in the conference last season, I expect Sophie to take on another big role as the Yellow Jackets look to challenge for the River Cities Alliance title.

Sophie had a breakout sophomore campaign at Greenville, and she continued to shine bright for Dream Loudly Basketball EYCL 16U on the PGH Circuit, receiving recognition as a Top Performer. Sophie combines her length, quickness, and physicality to make life difficult for opposing guards on the perimeter. She’s effective as a slasher, has good vision as a facilitator, and can take over games from beyond the arc when she catches fire. Sophie picked up her first offer from Embry-Riddle and a D2 offer from Wayne State.

Sophie has been one of the players who consistently finds her way into my notebook every time I watch Dream Loudly. The guard possesses good size and a well-rounded skill set that allows her to impact the game in a variety of ways. She handles the ball with confidence, creates space off the dribble, and does a great job getting downhill where she can finish through traffic and contact. Sophie is equally effective as a scorer from the perimeter, showing the ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc as well as pull up in the mid-range. On the defensive end, she competes with toughness and physicality, making life difficult on opposing guards. Her combination of size, skill, and two-way impact has made her one of the more impressive players I’ve evaluated multiple times this spring.

Sophie set a new Greenville single-game record with 40 points in December. She put on a show during her PGH Expo appearance and has continued to demonstrate the qualities of a highly skilled next-level guard. Elusive handles, silky smooth pull-up jumper from mid-range and beyond the arc, fantastic facilitator, active defense, and a crafty interior scorer with her back to the basket.

Sophie, a sophomore guard for Greenville, turned in a dominant showing Monday night, blending power and athleticism to control stretches of the game. Though listed as a guard, she’s more than comfortable doing her work on the block, using her strength to back down smaller defenders and score through contact. She tallied 26 points, including three shots from beyond the arc, proving she can hurt defenses from the perimeter as well. At times, she was simply difficult to contain, attacking mismatches and playing with a physical edge that set her apart.

Sophie dropped an eye-popping 40 points (6 3PT) at the Cornerstone Holiday Tournament to become Greenville’s single-game scoring leader. She added nine rebounds and three blocks, keeping the team close against a talented Catholic Central group for most of the game.

Sophie had a breakout performance at the PGH Expo and left with All-Showcase Second Team honors. Her dribble penetration, full-speed finishing, perimeter accuracy, and court vision stood out among the group. Sophie anticipates passes to grab steals on the defensive end and delivers dimes to teammates from difficult angles. She’s picking up right where she left off after a fantastic freshman season at Greenville.

Sophie, a 1st-team all-conference selection as a freshman, returns as a year older and will look to help lead Greenville toward a conference title. A physical and assertive guard, she impacts the game on both ends of the court. Offensively, she attacks the basket with poise, finishing through contact and displaying excellent control in traffic. Defensively, her length, anticipation, and quick hands make her a constant disruptor, forcing turnovers and challenging every pass. Sophie also crashes the boards with determination, securing extra possessions for her team. Her combination of strength, awareness, and consistent effort makes her a key contributor in every game.

Sophie is a strong, physical guard who made her presence felt on both ends of the floor. She attacked the rim with confidence, finishing through contact and showing great body control in traffic. On defense, her length and anticipation stood out — she consistently disrupted passing lanes and made it difficult for opponents to get comfortable. Sophie also rebounded at a high level throughout the open gym, using her toughness and timing to secure extra possessions. Her blend of strength, awareness, and effort makes her a valuable all-around contributor.

Sophie is a prospect I was excited to watch closely at the PGH Michigan Expo, and she turned in a breakout performance. Sophie shot the lights out from three-point distance, finished full-speed layups off one and two feet, demonstrated outstanding court vision, penetrated with her dribble, dished out great passes, and handled the ball confidently with both hands. She was a Top Performer and has been selected to the All-Showcase Second Team.