A standout on the court, Anderson excels in transition, running the floor with impressive speed and filling lanes effectively. Her exceptional court vision allows her to find open teammates with ease, making her a key playmaker in fast-break situations. Versatile and dynamic, she impacts the game in multiple ways, contributing both offensively and defensively. With her skill set and basketball IQ, she has the potential to play at the next level and continue to rise as she develops.

Was good on the early break with some long passes over the top of the defense that hit her teammates streaking to the rim in stride. Overall, looked very comfortable setting up her teammates and keeping the ball flowing. Did a nice job of cutting through, flowing to space, and staying in action after her passes, also had a good handle to get some penetration.

Kailee is an elite defender who creates many turnovers for opposing players and generating many opportunities for her own teammates at a high level. She is a lights out shooter from deep, having a quick release and sinking a high percentage of her shots. She’ll be a main option for Arlington next season, who should be a solid overall team. She had a great weekend at the WCE Battle in Seattle.

A class of 2027 player that may be under the radar after a solid season for Arlington. She was a consistent knock down three point shooter all season long. Some coming from well beyond the arc, she has the potential to be up there as one of the better shooters in the 2027 class. She saw meaningful minutes off the bench for a team full of guards. She wasn’t a ball dominant guard but she should have plenty of opportunity next season with the backcourt losing some key players. She is listed as 5’9 but with length. I saw some good instincts on defense with deflections and steals. As she gains confidence in a larger role, she is bound to become a much bigger offensive weapon. The deep threes are a great start, being a building block to opening the floor up, making a team a lot harder to guard.