Leu was all that and then some as she led North Star to their first state title in school history — in any sport. The Omaha commit and second ranked player in our Class of 2026 rankings, Leu dominated their championship game 51-35 win over Omaha North with a double-double of 20 points and 10 rebounds. For the weekend, she averaged 14.3 points and eight rebounds, while adding 12 steals and 10 assists in three games. Will be a dynamite contributor for Omaha next season.

The Omaha pledge connected on the game winner — a driving bucket from the left wing — for Class A, No. 2 Lincoln North Star in their 35-34 title game win over No. 6 Lincoln Southwest. Leu led all scorers in the game with 13 points. She scored 50 points over three games for the Gators in the Heartland Athletic Conference tournament. For the season, Leu carries averages of 13.9 points, 7.1 rebounds, 4.4 steals and 3.6 assists per contest.

Lincoln North Star has positioned themselves to be in a favorable spot moving into the Playoffs in a month or two and a major reason for that is because of the play of Ani Leu Ani Leu 6'0" | CG Lincoln North Star | 2026 State NE . The UNO commit is playing her game and showing how good she is this Winter at a steady rate. She is demonstrating that she is the real deal with her size and within the right situations, she is tough to stop when you only bring one defender to stick in front of her. LNS should make and win their Classes State Title in the near future and Leu should be in the conversation for MVP as long as she plays to her full capabilities.

Lincoln North Star is one of the front runners to bring home a State Title this Winter because of their personal. Their roster on paper is very skilled at every position and they also possess a lot of depth at every position, making them a tough team to compete with. Their star will once again be the second rated player out of this 2026 Class in this Update and that is Ani Leu Ani Leu 6'0" | CG Lincoln North Star | 2026 State NE . Leu, the 6’0 CG, is going to be herself and she is going to kill it this season. She has that size combined with a lot of skill as a guard. That’s the combination that all coaching staffs love to work with and it’s the reason she is going to continue to do her thing over the next six months as a top producer across the state. Like I said, if North Star uses their pieces properly, they should handle any competition in their Class that might step in their way this Winter. They just have to take it one game at a time.