Alongside basketball, Sanders possesses a diverse athletic resume that also includes track. Between both sports, she has put together a standout career at the preps level. Sanders primarily plays at the four and is a frontcourt stalwart for the rising power that is the Blue Flashes. This can particularly be seen with the work she puts in on both the offensive and defensive glasses. The play of Sanders ought to be huge in continuing Calhoun Falls Charter’s ascent up the 1A ranks. Last season may have been Sanders’ first with the Blue Flashes but her skillset is indicative of that of a seasoned veteran.

Unlike Bell and Hunter, Sanders does not play off the grid – and a big reason for that is because the Blue Flashes have established themselves as one of the teams to beat in the 1A ranks. In addition to basketball, she has also ran track in her athletic career. Those traits that she has acquired from the track and field realm have translated themselves to a stellar high school career. Sanders is a force in the frontcourt for the Blue Flashes and a reason for that is the work she does on the glass on either end of the floor. The 2025 class across the Palmetto State has plenty of talent and this upcoming season looks to be one where Sanders rises up that list.