Kaylee King
Kaylee King
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Evan Bell | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Kaylee was exactly what Wayne Memorial needed to put a State Championship caliber team on the court again this season. In her first year for the Zebras, Kaylee became a formidable force in the paint. Her MVP performance in a statement win against Muskegon made it undeniably clear that Kaylee belonged in the top five of our rankings. She led the Zebras with 20 points and secured nine rebounds. Kaylee’s robust strength, skilled footwork in the post, shot-blocking, finishing touch around the basket using either hand, mid-range game, passing instincts, and defensive effort are separators as a D1 forward prospect. Kaylee led Wayne Memorial to a win against Plymouth with 12 points in the KLAA runner-up game and posted 14 points with seven rebounds during a win vs. Detroit Renaissance. The Zebras finished the season 19-2 with their only losses coming against #1 Belleville. Wayne Memorial defeated Livonia Stevenson, Detroit Renaissance, Muskegon, Grass Lake, West Bloomfield, Muskegon, and Holt. They are one of the top contenders again in the postseason tournament. Kaylee was selected to the KLAA All-Conference Select Team, and I’m excited to see where she decides to continue her basketball career.
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Evan Bell | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Kaylee was exactly what Wayne Memorial needed to put a State Championship caliber team on the court again this season. In her first year for the Zebras, Kaylee became a formidable force in the paint. Her MVP performance in a statement win against Muskegon made it undeniably clear that Kaylee belonged in the top five of our rankings. She led the Zebras with 20 points and secured nine rebounds. Kaylee’s robust strength, skilled footwork in the post, shot-blocking, finishing touch around the basket using either hand, mid-range game, passing instincts, and defensive effort are separators as a D1 forward prospect. Kaylee led Wayne Memorial to a win against Plymouth with 12 points in the KLAA runner-up game and posted 14 points with seven rebounds during a win vs. Detroit Renaissance. The Zebras finished the season 19-2 with their only losses coming against #1 Belleville. Wayne Memorial defeated Livonia Stevenson, Detroit Renaissance, Muskegon, Grass Lake, West Bloomfield, Muskegon, and Holt. They are one of the top contenders again in the postseason tournament. Kaylee was selected to the KLAA All-Conference Select Team, and I’m excited to see where she decides to continue her basketball career.
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