Flanagan is another talented young player in the state. She worked herself into the starting lineup last season on a formidable team that competed with the best in the Region. This should set herself up nicely for her sophomore campaign. She fits in nicely with the crew the Squirrels bring back. She is quick, athletic, and hardworking. I anticipate them pressing this season and Keelyn being a key defender. She is another guard on the squad who can step out and hit the three. Central Cass will be running and gunning with Flanagan playing a critical role in 26-27.

Keelyn is a lot of fun to watch on the court. She is a fundamentally sound guard and plays well on both sides of the floor. Offensively, she is a big threat from the three point line. Central Cass has a handful of set plays installed just to get Flanagan clean looks from three. She can change the entire course of a game if she gets hot from outside. She is also able to take the ball off of the bounce and get to the basket. This comes from opponents being so concerned about her outside shooting and therefor they close out tight on her. She is a sound defender and is effective in the Squirrels full-court run and jump press. She has potential to be a really good player.

Flanagan is a key reserve on a guard heavy Central Cass squad.  She is the first sub off of the bench and does a good job of plugging right into the game.  She is a good-sized guard with good speed.  She is good at closing out and keeping opponents in front of her defensively.  She has active arms and makes passing around her difficult.  I like her shooting form.  She is able to knock down the three but needs a little more confidence to become more of a threat.  She will be a solid guard for the Squirrels for years to come.