Aniston is a bit undersized, but she has been a solid perimeter shooter and a hard-working guard who does a nice job executing her role around the perimeter. I have seen her play on the ball a little, but with some significant graduation losses in 2026, I’d look for her to step into a lot more playing time on the ball as a Junior next Winter. She plays compact and protects the ball, but I will be curious to see how she does when she’s trying to be more dynamic and creative at the offensive end. Defensively, she understands angles and uses physicality, plus she rebounds well for her size.

I had the chance to watch Aniston and her team during the state tournament this past high school season, and now she’s taking her talents to another Indy One 16U team. In this setting, she’s been able to show more of her scoring ability, especially being in a different role than what she’s used to in high school while playing alongside high-major level talent.

It was good to see her open up her game and really showcase what she can do offensively. With more opportunities to score, she looked confident attacking, finding her spots, and contributing in ways that may not always show in her high school role. Experiences like this are huge for her development, giving her the freedom to expand her game and grow as a player.

She’s going to be a great addition to Jennings County next season, especially with her ability to put the ball in the basket. If she continues to build on what she showed this weekend, she’ll be an even bigger offensive presence moving forward.