Pure scorer. Doesn’t matter; she’s just a hooper that gets after it. No matter where she is on the floor, she shoots the rock at a high clip with confidence. Averaging 22.4 points, 8 rebounds, 3.1 assists, and 2.4 steals, Mississippi State is getting a solid prospect from the state of Tennessee. She’s a game-changer and a proven ballplayer who has played at multiple levels. She will look to go in and carve out some early playing time for the Lady Bulldogs. 

Senior Andrea Flores Andrea Flores 5'11" | SG Daniel Boone | 2026 State TN was named her District’s MVP upon the conclusion of the regular season and for good reason.

The #5-ranked player in her class has been tearing apart other teams gameplans all season. This included her most recent outing in her team’s district championship. Flores was the game-high scorer with 34 points. 15 of these points came from the long line as she showed off her versatility, making five threes.

Flores has three-level scoring skills, and being able to create this brand of offense off the dribble at her height is a tough thing for teams to adjust to. This should remain the case in the regional tournament.

A sharpshooter who is all about scorching the bottom of the net. The Mississippi State signee knows how to bring it. Deep from the arc, in the paint, night after night, this kid is putting up double-digit scoring numbers. She’s solid on the defensive end as well, contributing in that phase, but her offense is nothing but superb. A super tough kid who has her eyes set on leading Daniel Boone to the finals. It will be very interesting to see what all transpires, but you can be sure Andrea will be leading the charge as her team gears up for this final stretch.

Andrea Flores Andrea Flores 5'11" | SG Daniel Boone | 2026 State TN in being one of the best players in her class, has a lot to do with her perimeter jumper.

Last season, Flores penalized teams on the regular for giving her any space for a three-point shot. She had a multitude of games with five or more mad threes in a game. Against Tennessee and Watauga High School, she combined for 17 made threes. Flores does this all at the size of 5’11”. She is extremely agile and athletic, and that also shows up on the defensive end.

Flores, with her size on most occasions, can guard positions one through five on defense. She has also shown the capability to force turnovers at a large volume. Last year against Dobyns-Bennett High School, she had a total of nine steals in the game.

Sharpshooter who is a scoring threat from multiple spots on the floor. This kid is a hungry competitor who can put the ball in the hoop. A talented kid who can fill it up and change the course of the game at a moment’s notice. She will be heading to Mississippi State after this year, looking to give the Lady Bulldogs program a spark. Until then, look for her to scorch the nets in Tennessee gyms one last time.

An all-around ballplayer who can score the rock from multiple spots on the floor. This kid is a sharpshooter, and when the ball hits her hands and she is in position to go up with it, swish, nothing but net. She can also put it on the floor and create for herself. My point is that she is special when she touches the ball. She’s a gym rat who has elevated her game to new heights. She will be taking her talents to Starkville, where she will be suiting up for the Lady Dogs. They are getting a kid who is going to give 110% at everything she does. A hard-working kid who will be a solid contributor to their program.

The junior guard is having a superb season thus far. For starters, she committed to Boston College earlier this year, which is phenomenal in itself. Tuesday, she was in her bag as she dropped 45 points in the game. What’s most impressive about this performance was she nailed eight three-pointers from the arc. To go along with her ability to get to the rim, she had a phenomenal performance. A talented individual who is the real deal.

Flores is another player that was terrific this summer on the EYBL circuit. She led the 16Us in points per possession at 1.13 proving that she can be both a high usage guard while also remaining incredibly efficient versus the best competition in the country. Her size really gives her the ability to impact the game on both ends. Picked up offers from UTC and Mississippi St. late this summer.