Lee is a “long and athletic” guard who has shown from an early age that she would be someone to deal with and after leading her high school team on a deep run that just fell short, she’s eqipped and ready for an encore appearance see evaluations here

Lee was in middle school playing against high school players, and my exact words were “she would be high in the top 100” and “is a D1 Lock” see evaluation here and as usual, I was correct. I lost track of her for a couple of seasons, yet she left some OMG moments on the “catch up” see evaluations here, so her first step, she’s a “long and athletic” guard, gives defenders problems since she can drain it from outside. Her “on the ball” pressure has also gotten better

Lee was another player who took her team deep into the playoffs, finishing runner-up in the UIL 5A Division 1 Championship game. In middle school, she was exciting to see and gave me a glimpse of what was coming yet I lost track of her until recently see evaluations here and in the semifinals, she showed what I envisioned was in the making

#15 up from #44 Lee had me drop the #D1Lock on her in the 8th grade playing up and she’s another player I missed last season because of the countless platforms and me not being able to clone myself, yes I tried. Ironicaloly, some videos of her popped up so I readjusted where I had her as she elevates 29 spots like she elevates over defenders to score see evaluations here

Lee made a lasting first impression when she was in middle school and she falls into that “I didn’t have a roster, but I had to find out her name” group and here’s why see evaluation here. I don’t need a playbook to know what I’m looking at, she’s a long and athletic guard who will probably continue to climb upwards yet watching her play up and not only contribute but make her presence felt was nice during the viewing period. Her midrange jumper is solid, she elevates over defenders to score off the dribble, her timing to block shots was nice and so was her” on the ball” defense as she moved up 10 spots

Lee grabbed my attention playing up in the 7th grade, after all, she was a “long and athletic” guard with a very nice pull-up jumper and after finding out how young she was, I knew she would drop somewhere in the Top 100. I caught her earlier this season with her new squad and the smoothness of her creating her shot to score from outside as well as off the dribble has gotten better, yet so has her “on the ball” pressure