Dixon has shown out this season averaging 16.8 points a game. Aniya can both shoot and get to the hoop at will. Her defense is a key factor as she shows great anticipation and can create turnovers.

Dixon is as hard hat as they come. In her matchup against the Minnesota Bobcats, she was one of the only kids diving on the floor for loose balls, crashing the boards, and making sure she didn’t stay in the same place for too long. She plays twice her size and has no off button.

I so very much love Dixon’s speed & how she takes care of the rock! It allows her to split the defense and play a fast pace offense! No problem finding open seams- Aniya has pretty baseline moves to the basket and finds her teammates for open looks!

Dixon stands out on offense side of the floor with her speed and the ability to control the ball. Defensively, that same quickness allows her to stay locked in on her matchup, forcing their movements and putting them into tough situations. A name to follow as AAU season begins.

Dixon is a constant contributor when she’s on the court. Defensively, is where she sticks out to me the most. She gets into her stance and allows her speed and quickness dictate the offensive players movements. Offensively, she shows speed in the open court that is matched with solid handles. A player to keep an eye on as the season begins.

“Dixon is definitely a positive producer on the court whenever she laces up her kicks, while not being someone that is going to hurt you too much in the grand scheme of things. Offensively, She has a solid feel for the ball with the ability to handle and finish at the basket or she can step up and knock down some jump shots. She is a tough guard to stay in front of with her bursts of speed in the full court so it’s tough for opposing teams to press her M2M. Instead, usually it has to be a zone to get the ball out of her hands. Dixon is still really young in her career, if she continues to grow her game, she is going to be dangerous.”