Anderson had a solid club season and did very well at the PGH Sophomore ID Camp see evaluations here so watching her take her offensive game to another level has been a treat for me. Range has gotten deeper, and court vision in transition is better, but so is her poise under pressure with the ball

Anderson was caught by @playerrimedies in the 3-on-3 at the event and numerous times in the past by yours truly see evaluations here. Seeing her use her deceptive first step even better got the defender leaning for her to attack and score or dish; court vision across the board has improved, so has her jumper with a hand in her face

Anderson is a tough-nosed guard who plays with purpose off the bounce. Does a nice job driving into the lane and forcing the defense to collapse before kicking it out to an open teammate. Creates opportunities for others by putting consistent pressure on the paint.

Anderson is solid on both ends of the floor, and her ability to not only create her shot under pressure but also see the floor while being heavily defended continues to rise. She also gave me the slight HEZ to get the defender leaning in the set to attack and score, nice body control on her finishes, and her defense has gotten better

Anderson has given me a chance to see her in multiple settings, and one thing is for sure: she finds ways to be relevant on either end. She plays smart and confidently, pressure is irrelevant, and her court vision is a huge plus see evaluations here

Anderson has made a couple of my Tip Sheets; see evaluations here. I’ve already mentioned how skilled she was and how she took me back to another era, doing #THROWBACK things like diving on the floor for loose balls, yet she had me smiling seeing her use the “hands and footwork” around the basket to score against taller players. Her “catch and shoot” has improved, but watching her follow her shot dropped the mic

Anderson grabbed my attention at an Individual Showcase last because of her skillset as well as doing things from yesteryear I don’t see enough of, which is why I drop the #THROWBACK hashtag see evaluation here Fast forward to now, she’s still doing things from another era like following her shot but she’s also finishing stronger after contact and range has gotten deeper. Throw in an improved “catch and shoot” and voila

Anderson is an athletic guard who uses her athleticism on both ends, and seeing her not only play the passing lane but also go hard on the defensive end was nice. She gets the #THROWBACK for diving after loose balls and seeing her rebound and handle the ball afterward while being defended was another plus. She created her shot to drop the jumper, “stop and pop” in transition was also nice, yet her deceptive first step got her by the defender to score off the dribble