Pelt impacted the game with her relentless motor, toughness, and ability to contribute in multiple areas for Team Durant 16U EYBL. She pushed the pace in transition, facilitated with strong long passes, attacked the basket aggressively, and stayed active on the offensive glass by fighting for second-chance opportunities and putbacks. Pelt’s winning mentality stood out on both ends of the floor, as she continuously played with energy, embraced contact on drives, and confidently converted at the free throw line after earning tough fouls around the basket.

Anaiah is amongst the assist leaders in the EYBL16U division and is shooting around 57% from the field. She is averaging almost 16 points per game for Team Durant showing that she can both create for others and score. She looks to be setting the tone to be the next big thing to come out of Military Road. She is creating quite the buzz amongst the circuit and if she keeps going at this pace she will be a national focus for those All-American committee folks.

Anaiah brings a powerful, physical presence for Team Durant ‘s 16U squad. When she lowers her shoulder, defenders struggle to stay in front, often getting pushed out of the play. She crashes the offensive glass hard for second-chance points and finishes strong around the rim. Adding to her versatility, she can also step out and knock down shots from beyond the arc.

Anaiah thrives in the physicality of AAU play, and her performance at the GLP Mixer made that clear. As a well-sized combo guard, she has multiple ways to score but excels at attacking the basket, where her strength and frame give defenders a tough challenge.

On the defensive end, she’s equally imposing—capable of sliding with and staying in front of top-tier guards, making her a two-way threat. This summer will be a key opportunity for Anaiah to cement herself as the starting point guard for her high school team, building on her ability to impact the game on both ends.

Anaiah is a high school freshman with the frame f a college freshman. She may not stand out right now in the box scores but she contributes in effort and defense. She has a good looking pull-up jumper and the ability to rebound in traffic. She has the versatility to contribute both in the wing and post.

Anaiah took full advantage of her expanded role in Saturday’s nationally ranked matchup, showing clear signs that the high school game is beginning to slow down for her. She displayed strong versatility as both a floor general and a playmaker, managing the pace of the game with poise. As the primary point guard, she effectively controlled the offense by recognizing when to attack the rim and when to create opportunities for teammates, consistently delivering timely assists.

On the defensive end, Anaiah’s effort and physicality stood out. Her combination of size and determination allows her to guard positions one through four in the open court, giving her team valuable flexibility on that side of the ball.

Anaiah brings a physical presence that has stood out on the AAU circuit, showing the versatility to impact the game at every position on both ends of the floor. Her blend of size, mobility, and skill gives her a high ceiling moving ahead. She can control the paint, push the ball in transition, and even run the offense when needed. Defensively, she has the agility to guard the primary ball handler and makes it difficult for opponents to get past her. With her versatility and impact, she is poised to play a key role in St. John’s pursuit of a national title.