Au-Sable finished as North Star League Little Dipper Co-Champs, splitting wins with Mio. They beat Hale twice and added another victory against Oscoda, finishing the regular season at 19-3. Sophie averaged 14.1 points (71% FT%, 46% FG%), 14.2 rebounds, five blocks, 3.7 steals, and 1.8 assists per game. She led the team in points, rebounds, blocks, and shooting percentage. Sophie enters the MHSAA record books with 326 rebounds in a season, single-game blocks with 15 vs. Atlanta in December, and blocked shots in a season with 114. Sophie had 17 double-doubles, including a triple-double in 21 games. She scored a career high of 34 points during a 54-30 win against Posen. Sophie was described as reliable and an all-around difference maker. “The biggest contribution we get from Sophie is consistency and stability. In addition to being a defensive presence, she can and does start the fast break after pulling down a defensive rebound. Whether hitting an outlet, finishing at the basket, or dropping it off at the basket, we can count on her to make good decisions in the transition game.” Sophie is on pace to pass 1,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds as a senior.

Sophie shot 8 for 12 from the floor (3/5 3PT) during a 52-23 win vs. Posen, finishing with 19 points, 14 rebounds, six steals, and six blocks. She turned in a second straight double-double with 17 points (2/3 3PT), 17 rebounds, and three blocks in a 33-26 win at Oscoda. Sophie ended the week with another strong performance during a 30-26 win vs. Saginaw Arts and Sciences, posting eight points, 12 rebounds, five steals, and four blocks. AuGres-Sims is 8-1 for the first time since 2008, and Sophie is a big reason why.

Sophie has emerged as a dominant presence for Au Gres-Sims, making her impact felt on nearly every possession. A force around the basket, she consistently piles up points and rebounds, putting together double-double performances on a regular basis. Her rim protection has been just as impressive, as she alters countless shots and swats away attempts at a high rate, making opponents think twice before attacking inside. On the boards, Sophie is relentless, tracking down rebounds on both ends and turning defense into quick offense. What makes her even more dangerous is her ability to step away from the paint and connect from deep, giving her team a true inside-out threat and making her one of the toughest matchups in the area.

Sophie started the week with a strong double-double performance during a 61-5 win at Whittemore-Prescott. She posted 18 points, 15 rebounds, and four steals. Sophie entered the MHSAA record books (single-game blocks) during a triple-double on Friday. She scored 10 points, with 17 rebounds, 15 blocks, five assists, and four steals during the 48-20 win vs. Atlanta.

Sophie came to the Headliners Invitational and made it clear that she has what it takes to be an outstanding college forward. Her consistent three-point shooting during the drills showed me another element to her game. Sophie’s height, muscular frame, footwork, effort, and instincts make her a tough matchup inside. Her determined rebounding, precise passes, and strong finishes were separators during games. Sophie was a breakout player and earned All-Showcase Second Team.

Sophie has length, a strong frame, and physicality that give her great upside as a college forward. She was locked in from the beginning. Sophie filled it up from three-point range during the shooting drills, knocking down perimeter jumpers from different spots. Her rebounding created additional scoring opportunities for Team Fever, and Sophie made a perfect extra pass to an open teammate for the assist. She finished well around the basket off two feet and drained a long jumper from the wing. Sophie proved herself under the spotlight at the Headliners Invitational and was a Top Performer at the Showcase.

Sophie is the type of prospect the Headliners Invitational was designed for. A forward who is being under recruited that will have the ball touches in drills and games in front of college coaches to make a splash. She’s a double-double machine and all-around impact player for Au-Gres Sims. Sophie averaged 13.6 points, 12 rebounds, and 2.7 blocks per game as a sophomore. I’m excited to see her in the gym on Sunday.

Sophie, a post player for the Mystics, made a big impact at The Smoke with her toughness and all-around effort. She was relentless on the boards, grabbing multiple offensive rebounds and turning them into second-chance points. On defense, she protected the rim with strong shot-blocking and wasn’t afraid to take a rebound coast to coast, staying composed while pushing the break. Her blend of strength, control, and hustle stood out all weekend.

Sophie had a great sophomore season for Au Gres-Sims. She earned a Second Team selection on MLive’s Bay City Dream Team, averaging a double-double with 13.6 points, 12 rebounds, and 2.7 blocks per game. Sophie uses the glass to score from different angles, can knock down perimeter shots, and is a strong rebounder. She’s a top prospect to watch on the Mystics 2027 Chosen squad.

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Sophie is right on track to hit 1,000 career points in the future, passing 500 last week. She is setting the pace in points and rebounds this season, averaging 15.1 points and 11.5 rebounds per game. Sophie had 10 points and 13 rebounds against Hale, then added 19 points and 16 rebounds in a win against Posen. She has secured a double-double in all but three games for Au Gres-Sims this season.