Taylor had a memorable day at the PGH Freshman Showcase last fall and will be on watch for a repeat performance this Friday. She has a deadly accurate three-point jumper, is active on the defensive end, facilitates the ball to open teammates, and makes the effort plays. Taylor has great instincts on both ends, and she’ll be a playmaker to keep an eye on at the Michigan State Showcase.

Taylor, a guard for Mystics 15U S40, put on an impressive shooting display Saturday, establishing herself as one of the top performers on the day. She consistently knocked down shots from deep in every game, showing a quick release and the ability to get her shot off with minimal space. Beyond her scoring, Taylor made plays for others as well, highlighted by a strong drive-and-kick that led to an easy basket. She also brought great energy to the game, hustling for a loose ball and making winning-type plays. With her combination of shooting and effort, she’s definitely a player to keep an eye on throughout the spring and summer.

Taylor had a terrific freshman season for Central Montcalm, receiving All-Conference First Team recognition. She frequently hit double-digits in the scoring column with several games of two or more threes. Taylor anticipates passes and generates steals on the defensive end. Her shooting proficiency, length, vision, and multidimensional impact have impressed us during multiple evaluations.

Taylor, a freshman guard for Central Montcalm, has already become a major factor in her team’s success. Despite her youth, she plays with confidence and poise, and her ability to heat up from beyond the arc can quickly shift momentum. Central Montcalm will likely need her perimeter shooting to be on point tonight to secure a statement win and extend its postseason run. On the defensive end, she puts her length to good use, getting into passing lanes, contesting shots, and creating disruptions that spark transition opportunities.

Taylor wasted no time making her presence felt, bursting onto the scene with a standout debut in which she poured in a team-high 17 points. Her smooth shooting stroke was on full display, knocking down shots with confidence and precision from the moment she stepped on the floor. Beyond her scoring, Taylor plays with poise and purpose, showing the kind of offensive feel rarely seen in a first-year player. With her ability to stretch the floor and step up in big moments, she’s already proving she’ll be a major difference-maker for her team this season.

Taylor enters her freshman season at Central Montcalm with the tools to make an immediate impact. Known for her smooth perimeter stroke, she has the shooting ability to space the floor and knock down threes with confidence from day one. Beyond her scoring, Taylor brings a competitive edge—she rebounds with toughness, keeps possession secure, and uses her quick hands to jump passing lanes and force turnovers. Her vision allows her to find open teammates, and her feel for the game is well beyond her years. With her combination of IQ, skill, and grit, Taylor has the potential to be a steady, reliable contributor for the Hornets right from the start.

Taylor has built a reputation for her three-point accuracy, and she proved it again at the Headliners Invitational. Taylor was on fire during the shooting drills, and she buried another triple for Team Liberty during the games. She wasn’t afraid to battle for rebounds. Taylor secured the ball and protected it from being tied up by ripping it away from defenders. Her active hands created steals on defense, and Taylor distributed the ball to open teammates. Taylor has the instincts, basketball IQ, advanced offensive skills, and defensive presence necessary to be a breakout player in year one at Central Montcalm.

Taylor is going to make an immediate impact for her high school team as a freshman and she had a phenomenal day at the PGH Freshman Showcase. Taylor was a Top Performer and absolutey shredded the nets from three-point distance. She caused turnovers with her active defense and slung the ball all over the court to open teammates. Taylor is a combo-guard who could give the upper classmen more than they can handle at the Headliners Invitational.

Taylor was a top performer at the PGH Freshman Showcase and made it clear that defenders will be yelling “shooter” every time she touches the ball for years to come. She knocked down multiple threes with a quick, fluid release and showed off an impressive step-back that created space with ease. Her shooting mechanics are clean and consistent, making her a constant threat from deep. On the defensive end, Taylor stayed active in the passing lanes, coming up with several steals, and consistently pushed the pace by making smart, timely passes ahead in transition. Her combination of shot-making and awareness made her one of the most impactful players on the floor.

Taylor was a top performer for Team 10 at the PGH Freshman Showcase, lighting it up from beyond the arc—I lost count of how many threes she knocked down, but it was a lot. She has a quick release and a smooth step-back that created space for her all day. On top of her scoring, she showed sharp vision in transition and active hands on defense, collecting multiple steals.