Alaina West is a dominant presence on the draw and throughout the draw circle. Her strength, anticipation, and determination consistently give her team opportunities to gain possession. However, West is much more than a draw specialist. She is a true two way midfielder who contributes in every area of the field and has the versatility to influence a game in several different ways.

Offensively, West possesses excellent ball control, a quick change of direction, and the shiftiness needed to create separation. She makes intelligent cuts, works effectively both on and off the ball, and can set up her teammates with accurate feeds. When West attacks from a dodge, she can rip the ball with outstanding power and placement. She also competes defensively and has the awareness to create turnovers. West is an incredibly well-rounded prospect, and it should not be long before college coaches recognize everything she can bring to a program.

West loves to self-draw, and she is dominant. She won four draws to herself in the first half against CLC Elite. West can shoot the ball. She had a great overhand bouncer that went top shelf. On defense, she gets her stick up in passing lanes and can knock down passes.

West was involved in every single successful offensive possession, scoring the first goal of the game, contributing important assists, and consistently creating opportunities that helped drive her team’s scoring plays. She is truly a well‑rounded player, with sharp cuts, great ball control, the ability to beat a double team, and a strong overhand shot. West also impacted the game with her draw controls, securing many needed possessions for her team through a quick and confident self‑draw.

West is a two-way midfielder out of South Jeff (N.Y.). On offense, she can shoot, feed, dodge, and play off-ball. She has a nice overhand righty shot. On her dodges, she can absorb contact and get off a shot in traffic. She is very successful taking the draw. West likes to self-draw. On defense, she can play 1v1 straight up.