Kaylee was one of my top performers on the day and showed that she could create advantages in several different ways. She has a tight, shifty handle and enough twitchiness off the dribble to get past defenders and attack downhill, but her ability to see the floor once she created that advantage was equally impressive. Kaylee consistently kept her head up, displayed excellent court vision, and delivered quality passes as the defense shifted toward her. She even mixed in an impressive no-look pass that showed the confidence she has as a facilitator. Her ability to break down a defender and then make the correct read gave her plenty of opportunities to create for both herself and her teammates.

Kaylee, playing on Team 8 at The Expo, was one of my top performers on the day and put together an impressive showing against some of the best competition in the gym. During 3v3 play, she flashed her athleticism defensively by timing up a block, and that defensive impact continued into 5v5 with several more blocked shots. Offensively, Kaylee was difficult to contain with the ball in her hands. She has a tight handle, plays with plenty of shiftiness, and uses a quick, twitchy change of direction to get past defenders and attack downhill. What impressed me just as much was her ability to create for others. Kaylee consistently played with her head up, showed excellent court vision, and delivered quality passes as the defense shifted, including an impressive no-look pass that put her teammate in position to make a play. She went head-to-head with some of the top players in attendance and showed throughout the day that she belongs in that conversation as well.

Kaylee is a 2028 point guard I would love to see at The Expo because she has the qualities you look for in a true floor general. She is quick and shifty with the ball in her hands, using her handle to break down defenders, get into the paint, and force the defense to react. What stands out is her ability to make the right read once she gets there, whether that means finding an open shooter on the perimeter, delivering the ball inside to a post player, or taking the scoring opportunity herself. Kaylee can get downhill and has the craftiness, touch, and control to finish through traffic around the basket. She does a great job balancing scoring with creating for others, allowing her to keep teammates involved while running the offense. Point guards who can control the game and consistently make good decisions are valuable, and Kaylee is a 2028 prospect I would love to see running the show in front of the college coaches at The Expo.

Kaylee lit it up for The House on the PGH circuit over the past few months, and that momentum continued to show at GVSU Elite Camp. Her quick-twitch shiftiness shakes defenders on the perimeter, opening up lanes to drive or shoot from the outside. Kaylee slammed the ball hard with a pound dribble, split a gap with an explosive burst, switched hands at the last second, then finished the speedy layup. She knocked down a smooth mid-range jumper, drilled a corner three, and converted a nice catch and finish in stride. Kaylee blew by defenders for a drive-by bucket and dazzled with a nifty behind-the-back move during the basket finishing drills.

Kaylee, a point guard for The House , demonstrated the qualities of a true floor general at the PGH MI College Tour IV Saginaw Valley. She used her quickness and shifty ball handling to break down defenders and get into the paint, where she consistently made the right decision. Whether it was finding an open shooter on the perimeter or delivering a well-timed pass to a post player, Kaylee kept her teammates involved and the offense flowing. When opportunities presented themselves, she attacked downhill with confidence and showcased her craftiness around the basket, finishing through traffic with touch and control. Her ability to create for both herself and others made her a steady presence with the ball in her hands.

Kaylee is a dynamic guard prospect who has consistently impressed our scouts throughout the spring on the PGH Circuit. That continued at the PGH Michigan State Tournament. Kaylee created driving lanes with her quick-twitch, shifty crossover dribbles, then drove straight to the basket for layups and trips to the free throw line. She’s deadly from beyond the arc and drained a deep wing three from way downtown. Kaylee swished a silky smooth pull-up jumper from the wing, crashed the glass to score a putback with her inside hand, and swiped an inbounds pass on defense. I made a note of her quickness of the dribble, and she’s been a big stock riser for The House ‘] 17U.

Kaylee, a guard for The House , was a playmaker who made a strong statement at MI College Tour II at Wayne State. She is currently on the watch list, and after this showing she is a player we will need to get into the rankings. She plays with high-level athleticism and speed, consistently getting downhill in a hurry and putting pressure on the defense. Kaylee handles the ball well in the open floor and uses her quickness to create advantages, finishing effectively around the rim through contact or in transition. Defensively, she was active and scrappy, competing hard and making things difficult for opposing guards. Her ability to impact the game as a dynamic playmaker stood out, as she consistently created for herself and set up teammates, showing she can elevate the play of those around her.