As Flemming is set to begin her seventh-grade season, she has already secured her first Division I offer courtesy of Presbyterian. Flemming landed the offer following her participating in an elite camp at the home of the Blue Hose. Her grassroots career has already included stints with Team Curry, Palmetto Pressure and Palmetto 76ers/A’ja Wilson Elite . A rising name at SCISA 4A Heathwood Hall, Flemming recently joined FBC United Youngunz where she played up in class in the 15U division on the Under Armour circuit. As her career blossoms, one can count on Flemming earning more offers from collegiate programs.

When a rising seventh grader manages to play up in class on her grassroots team and garner plenty of minutes, said rising seventh grader is a name to watch. We at Prep Girls Hoops first got a glimpse of Flemming during the Big Shots Memorial Day Classic at the Rock Hill Sports & Events Center and she continued her stellar play this past weekend at the South Carolina camp. After a stint with Palmetto 76ers/A’ja Wilson Elite , Flemming was recently announced as having joined FBC United 2032. Considering the history of talent that has emerged from Heathwood Hall, Flemming could be the next Highlander to establish a massive profile. 

All one needs to know about Flemming is that she is a 2032 that had a chance to play up in class on the 16U team of Palmetto 76ers/A’ja Wilson Elite . Flemming is more than worthy of sharing a court with more experienced competition. One has to watch out for Flemming on defense because she knows how to turn it into offense. Her speed and quickness also make her difficult to contain and she delivers strong finishes at the basket. Flemming also knows how to get into position to corral rebounds and has no problems drawing contact to get to the free throw line. As basketball fans across South Carolina know, Heathwood Hall has developed great players over the years – notably A’ja Wilson and Lauren Jacobs. Could Flemming be next? She is just getting started.