Sanchez was last seen by me in 2024 at the PGH Freshman Showcase; see evaluation here. Her defense and court vision looked good, yet she’s taken things up some notches, like seeing the floor in transition as well as creating more havoc defensively. She also showed a nice crossover to score off the dribble, and dropped it from outside

Anissa is a smooth shifty guard who knows the game on a deeper level, reading 3 to 4 plays ahead of the whole. Challenged opponents find it difficult to maneuver around Sanchez as she utilizes defensive jab steps, almost requiring corrective action. The tough talented guard has a complete catalog of around the rim finishes and is a master manipulator of the basketball. Anissa’s future is nothing but a flurry of possibility.

Sanchez was yet another #sizedontmatter guard I caught who just went hard as soon as she stepped on the floor, warm-up included. Her baseline-to-baseline pressure was solid and that, as well as her quick hands, helped to create turnovers. She also scored and dished off the dribble, her court vision in the set as well as in transition was also nice and she did a good job of dropping the jumper, mid to long-range