On the Court: Ajani has the blueprint to be an absolute monster on the court—a rare combination of natural strength, toughness, and height that sets her apart from players even older than her. Despite being a year younger than most of her teammates, she plays with a level of physicality and strength that often outmatches everyone on the floor. Since joining the program, her development has been rapid and impressive; she’s already begun to tap into the tremendous innate potential that lies within her. In the post, she’s a force—using her size, power, and footwork to establish position, battle through contact, and finish strong around the rim.

On defense, she’s a wall in the paint, fearless against bigger opponents and eager to challenge every shot that comes her way.

Her rebounding ability is one of her greatest strengths—she crashes the boards with intensity, securing possession after possession for her team on both ends. What’s been exciting to watch is how she’s starting to develop her decision-making after those rebounds—keeping her composure, protecting the ball, and learning when to pass out, push the break, or go back up strong.

She’s also showing growth in her ball-handling, steadily improving her dribbling and confidence with the ball in her hands. Unselfish and team-oriented, she’s learning to find open teammates when she doesn’t have a shot and is quickly becoming a dependable presence on both offense and defense. With her mindset, strength, and willingness to work, she has all the tools to become a dominant player—and she’s only just getting started.