Strong Physical Presence

Ashley  has a solid athletic build. Whether it’s finishing in the paint or holding her ground on defense, her physicality is an asset. With the right conditioning, she can continue to use her body to her advantage in both the offensive and defensive zones. 2.

Soft Hands, Room for Growth

Nice touch when finishing in the paint, even in traffic. While she’s shown flashes of potential, gaining more confidence in these situations will make her more consistent. As she continues to develop, she’ll become even more effective with those finishes.

Rebounding Strength

Ashley’s ability to rebound is an important part of her game. Her positioning and awareness around the rim make her a strong presence on the boards. As she continues to improve her timing and aggressiveness, she can become even more of a force in securing both offensive and defensive rebounds.

Tough to Stop Inside

When she gets good position in the paint, she’s tough to stop. Her size and strength make her a challenge for defenders in the post. If she continues to develop her post moves, like fakes and finishes, she’ll be even harder to defend and could become a reliable scoring option in the low block.

Bright Future Ahead

With her natural talents and work ethic, Ashley has a lot of room to grow. Gaining more playing time and experience will be key to unlocking her full potential.

2018: European Championships (FIBA EuroBasket) U16 in Kaunas (Lithuania)  (Gold): 4 games: 2.5ppg, 5.3rpg
2021: FIBA U20 Women’s European Challenger in Sofia (Bulgaria)  (Winner): 5 games: 3.0ppg, 5.2rpg, 1.0spg
2021: Italian U19 National Team World Cup U19 for Women in Debrecen (Hungary) -2021: 3 games: 2.7ppg, 4.7rpg, 1.0spg
2022: FIBA U20 Women’s European Championship in Debrecen (Hungary) (Bronze): 7 games: 1.1ppg, 3.1rpg