2029 Superlatives: Best Ball Handlers

In this article, we highlight six of the best ball handlers in Kentucky's Class of 2029. These guards have time and time again showcased their ability to tote the rock, create offense, and make plays with the ball in their hands.    Kennedy has outstanding poise and command with the ball in her hands and serves as a true floor stabilizer. She never wastes dribbles, changes pace exceptionally well, and understands how to use one or two decisive moves to get by the initial defender. Her ability to get to her spots is second to none, allowing her to consistently create quality scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates.     Anzlee is one of the craftiest ball handlers in the Class of 2029. She's an excellent decision-maker off the bounce, keeps her dribble low, and has a deep bag, from hesitation dribbles and behind-the-back crossovers to smooth one-dribble pull-ups. It's difficult for defenders to anticipate what she'll do next with the ball in her hands, making her one of the toughest guards in the class to contain. (Featured Image)     Lilly has the quickest first step in her class and can get into the teeth of the defense with ease. She has a tight handle and, at times, looks like she has the ball on a string, making it incredibly difficult for defenders to take it from her. She is explosive off the dribble and is big-time playmaker with the ball in her hands.     Karlee is the quarterback for McLean County and an athletic guard who is very strong with the ball in her hands. She likes to push the pace, and is difficult to stop in the open court. Karlee plays with an edge, keeps her teammates involved, and is the type of point guard every player enjoys sharing the floor with.     Ryleigh has a of the flashy handle and plenty of flair to her game. She uses a a variety of crossovers to create space for a step-back three or get to the basket. A highly skilled shot creator, Ryleigh has the ability to generate offense on her own and is always a threat with the ball in her hands.     Isabella is one of the fastest guards in Kentucky's 2029 class and she uses her blow-by speed to get to the rim or find scoring opportunities in transition. She handles the ball with confidence, keeps her head up while bringing it up the floor, and makes the right decisions. A reliable ball handler you can trust to take care of the basketball and run the offense.

In this article, we highlight six of the best ball handlers in Kentucky's Class of 2029. These guards have time and time again showcased their ability to tote the rock, create offense, and make plays with the ball in their hands.