GMAC Closes Portugal Trip on 3 Game Winning Streak v Coimbroes, Barcelos, Galitos

GMAC Overcome MVP's 43-Point Outburst in 12-Point Victory

GMAC battled through a physical contest to earn a 12-point win over Barcelos/Povoa, overcoming a remarkable 43-point performance from Portuguese top-league MVP Becca Taylor. The difference was GMAC's balanced attack and defensive intensity, as multiple players stepped up to help secure the victory.

Brylee Glenn (178-G, college: Minnesota) led the way with 22 points and 10 rebounds, while Kenzie Todd added 20 points, four three-pointers, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Jaelyn Glenn (185-G/F) filled the stat sheet with 13 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, and 7 steals, and Maeve St. John (170-G) contributed 8 rebounds, 6 assists, and 5 steals. Their collective effort on both ends of the floor allowed GMAC to pull away late and finish off an impressive team win.

GMAC Cruise Past Galitos Behind Glenn Sisters' Big Performances

GMAC delivered a dominant performance against Galitos, using efficient offense and aggressive defense to pull away early and secure a comfortable runaway victory. Jaelyn Glenn led the charge with 30 points and 9 rebounds, while Brylee Glenn added 20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, and 3 assists, as the duo combined for 50 points in the win.

GMAC also received strong contributions from Kenzie Todd, who scored 15 points with three three-pointers, and Maeve St. John, who added 11 points and 6 assists. Alexa Kolnitys (168-G) filled the stat sheet with 7 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals, helping power a balanced team effort that allowed GMAC to control the game from start to finish.

Player Breakdowns

Brylee Glenn

Team-High 23.0 PPG | 6.5 RPG | 2.5 APG | 3.0 STL | PER 25

Glenn was the driving force behind the team's offensive success and the most productive player on the roster. Leading the team in scoring by a significant margin, she consistently found ways to impact games both inside and outside. Her ability to score, rebound, create turnovers, and make plays for teammates made her the team's most dominant all-around performer during the tour.

Jaelyn Glenn

16.0 PPG | 7.8 RPG | 3.3 APG | Team-High 3.3 STL | Team-High 1.3 BLK | PER 21

Glenn was one of the most complete players on the team, impacting every aspect of the game. She finished second in scoring while also leading the team defensively in steals and blocks. Her ability to score efficiently, rebound aggressively, defend multiple positions, and facilitate offense made her one of the tournament's most versatile players.

Kenzie Todd

14.8 PPG | 3.5 RPG | 1.8 APG | 1.5 SPG | 12 Made 3FG | PER 11

Todd was one of the team's primary offensive weapons throughout the tour. She averaged nearly 15 points per game and led the team in made three-pointers, consistently stretching defenses with her perimeter shooting. Whether scoring in transition or from beyond the arc, she provided reliable offensive production and helped create space for the rest of the offense.

Maeve St. John

7.3 PPG | Team-High 9.3 RPG | Team-High 6.3 APG | 2.8 STL | PER 12

St. John was the team's ultimate connector. She led the squad in both rebounding and assists, demonstrating her ability to impact games without needing to be the primary scorer. Her court vision, rebounding instincts, and defensive effort were instrumental in creating opportunities for teammates and keeping the team organized. She was one of the key reasons for the group's overall success.

Alexa Kolnitys

5.8 PPG | 4.8 RPG | 3.5 APG | 2.8 STL | PER 9

Kolnitys quietly filled the stat sheet throughout the trip. She contributed in nearly every category, combining solid scoring with strong rebounding, playmaking, and defensive activity. Her versatility and willingness to do whatever the team needed made her one of the most valuable complementary players on the roster.

Amira LaDuke

4.3 PPG | 4.5 RPG | 1.3 APG | PER 8.3

LaDuke provided toughness and energy whenever she stepped onto the court. She contributed on the glass, competed defensively, and consistently battled for possessions. While her scoring numbers were modest, her willingness to embrace the physical aspects of the game helped strengthen the team's overall effort.

Mackenzie Hurd (178-G)

5.8 PPG | 4.8 RPG | 1.8 APG | PER 7.8

Hurd delivered balanced contributions throughout the tour, helping the team in multiple areas. She scored efficiently, rebounded well for her position, and contributed as a passer and defender. Her steady play and willingness to fill different roles made her a valuable member of the rotation.

Sarah Ochs (163-G)

5.0 PPG | 3.0 RPG | 1.8 APG | 1.3 STL

Ochs provided valuable depth and consistency throughout the tournament. She contributed as a floor spacer, defender, and secondary ball-handler while embracing a team-first role. Her effort on both ends of the floor helped maintain balance within the rotation and allowed the team to stay organized during key stretches.

Tour Summary

The team's 3–1 record was built on outstanding balance and a true team-first approach. Brylee Glenn led the offensive attack with a tournament-best 23 points per game, while Jaelyn Glenn provided elite two-way production. Todd supplied consistent perimeter scoring, and St. John anchored the team with her rebounding and playmaking. The supporting cast contributed valuable minutes through defense, rebounding, and unselfish play, allowing the group to compete at a high level throughout the trip.

Game 3 Box Score

Game 4 Box Score

Cumulative Stats - 4 games with Highlights