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Love This Player. Smart, Tough. Could Be Maddy Successor by dillon77

Will only be a sophomore, so she'd have three years of eligibility. Could play behind Maddy for a year and then take over for two whole years after, playing with Kate Koval up front and Hannah and Emma in the backcourt for multiple years.

She was known as Mary Ashley Groot when she was the first and only NYC All-Star from The Dalton School in Manhattan, a prestigious private school.
Don't let the ritzy school for you, she's tough as nails.

Michaela followed her in high school and I hope she picks up the phone.
Liza Karlen was a good idea when she came in, but here I'm thinking this could be even better because of the multi-year possibility.

She started 33-34 games, averaging 28 minutes per game. She averaged 9 ppg on 41% shooting from the field and 82% from the FT line. She grabbed 5.1 rpg and that would probably increase playing next to centers like Koval and, possibly, Weimar.

At the very least, worth a phone call from Michaela....