Wren, a guard for West Michigan Drive , was one of the most effective downhill attackers at the Mitten Summer Showdown. She used an explosive first step along with a smooth shimmy move to create separation and blow by defenders, consistently getting into the paint and putting pressure on the defense. Wren also kept defenders from sagging off by knocking down shots from beyond the arc and the mid-range, making her a true three-level scoring threat. Her ability to change speeds, attack off the dribble, and score from multiple areas of the floor made her a difficult matchup throughout the day.

Wren, a guard for West Michigan Drive , put together a strong showing at the Battle in the Mitten with her ability to create and compete on both ends. She used a sharp, effective crossover to get past defenders and was able to finish consistently around the basket throughout the weekend. Wren also showed she can stretch the floor, knocking down a few shots from beyond the arc. Defensively, she stayed disciplined, keeping her matchup in front while also reading passing lanes and coming up with plays. Her all-around effort made her a key contributor for her team.

Wren is a guard who showed promise with West Michigan Drive 16U Bowers at The Smoke. She used crafty crossover dribbles to gain the edge and drove hard to earn trips to the charity stripe. Wren put her foot down and beat defenders on her way to a contested layup off two feet–she’s a player to watch this summer with Hudsonville.

Wren, representing West Michigan Drive , was outstanding on Day 1 of LBI Jamfest. She played with control and confidence, scoring efficiently from deep, mid-range, and at the rim. As the engine of her team’s offense, Wren consistently made smart decisions – whether creating her own shot or setting up her teammates for easy looks. Defensively, she made her presence felt, jumping passing lanes and coming away with several steals throughout the day.