It has always seemed like Ahniyah has struggled to choose track or basketball. She is an elite athlete, and when I say elite, she can take a 3-step approach jump and touch the rim at 5-6. She’s also quick, fast, and explosive on the floor. She committed to D1 St. John’s for track but then decided she wanted to play ball. Since reopening her recruiting, she has drawn new interest and taken visits, but in today’s environment, it could be ideal for her to go somewhere she can play a lot of minutes immediately, then after showing what she’s capable of, essentially transfer “up” to something much bigger.

It has always seemed like Ahniyah has struggled to choose track or basketball. She is an elite athlete, and when I say elite, she can take a 3-step approach jump and touch the rim at 5-6. She’s also quick, fast, and explosive on the floor. She committed to D1 St. John’s for track but then decided she wanted to play ball. Since reopening her recruiting, she has drawn new interest and taken visits, but in today’s environment, it could be ideal for her to go somewhere she can play a lot of minutes immediately, then after showing what she’s capable of, essentially transfer “up” to something much bigger.