Aviles is averaging 20 points per game through 4 games this season. She has great court vision and active hands on defense.  Converts turnovers into fastbreak points.  Elite footwork and handle, and is crafty in the paint usually finishing with her patented floater.  Runs the pick and roll extremely efficiently with the ability to dish or drive.

Aviles will be looking to build on her impressive sophomore campaign. Aviles will be one to watch as she is an athletic, versatile bucket getter who can create her own shot from anywhere on the court. Natural and confident shooter from all three levels. She possesses elite handle and ball control matched with her athleticism makes her fun to watch in the open court on the break. Her decision making and adjustments on defensive coverages  should elevate her to the top of the 2025 New York Prospect board.

The Murry Bergtraum sophomore averaged 36.75 points, 6.25 and 7 assists in four games during the 2022/2023 playoffs. Aviles is an athletic, versatile bucket getter with room to improve on defense. Has a Jalen Brunson type of vibe to her game. Cool, calm, collected on the floor. Has a confident mid-range game that she likes to utilize. She commands the floor and looks to push the pace every time the ball is in her hands.  Relentless with her effort, always makes the extra plays to win games. Pure shooting stroke with good follow through, needs to her improve her low release/hitch on the mechanics. She possesses great balance and uses her physicality to her advantage to create space in the post. Her running floater is fun to watch. Looks to attack the basket and get her teammates good looks when she draws double teams, and has great vision to kick out to teammates.  Sweet mid-range game and solid rebounder. Once her defense catches up to her offense, she has the potential to be one of the best.

The sophomore guard elevated her game this past year. Her ability to score on multiple levels separates her from others. Aviles’ IQ allows her to facilitate the offense effortlessly. She finished the year averaging 24 ppg, 10 apg and 6 rpg. She lead the PSAL in assists per game and total assists this past season. She also led the league in points per game and total points after her freshman year. Although she has the offensive tools to succeed, she needs to improve defensively. Aviles is a step slower at times and it allows her opponents to beat her to the paint. She also needs to work on getting over screens and sacrificing her body to earn charges. Nonetheless, Aviles is a player every coach would want on their team. She is selfless, positive, and consistent. She plays on the AAU circuit with New Heights.