Kambree was selected as an All-Region player in 25-26. She is obviously a talented player who helped the Titans win a ton of games. What I believe was the most important piece she brought to the court didn’t have anything to necessarily do with the box score: her ball-handling. She was able to take care of the ball and make great decisions with it, which allowed All-State teammate Annabel Scheeler Annabel Scheeler 5'6" | SG/PG Dickinson Trinity | 2026 State ND to play off the ball and be a scoring machine. Kambree is also a great scorer herself, don’t get me wrong. She has a sweet shot with good arc and a quick release. She has a really impressive first step that allows her to attack downhill. She finished the season averaging 10.8 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.4 steals per game. Fleck is certainly a college prospect and will likely see herself in another future stock rising article going forward.

Kambree will be a stock riser next rankings release. She is a very good guard and moves like a pure athlete. She cuts really well and has an excellent change of speed and direction. She has become a capable secondary scorer for the Titans, often good for double-figures any given night. She was recently ‘chased’ in a ‘triangle-and-two’ defense in their game against Newtown. Being chased in a triangle-and-two is one of the best compliments an opposing coach can give to a player. This shows how valuable she is on the offensive end to her team and how taking away her scoring would give them the best chance to win.

Kambree was a key player for the Dickinson Trinity Titans this past season and will see an increased role going forward.  She is a good-sized guard and is capable of being a solid defender.  She gets her hands on the ball and forces steals and deflections.  She is able to push the ball herself in transition and is a threat from behind the arc.

Kambree is another 2028 with tremendous potential and someone Coach Scheeler is very excited about. Here is Kambree in his own words:

“Kambree played on the varsity team as an eighth grader during the 2023-2024 season, and her potential was obvious to anyone who watched her. But she still played like a junior-high athlete from time to time and her assertiveness didn’t match her skillset. Fast forward to this past season and we saw the opposite. Kambree missed the first half of the season while recovering from off-season knee surgery. Once she was at full strength, she became our third leading scorer and was able to be an additional ball-handler on the floor. She was critical in leading our offensive transition with a knack for pushing the ball up the floor. We’re looking forward to three more solid seasons from Kambree.”