Kaylyn is a post prospect with physicality, strength, and great potential to be a force inside. She’s already demonstrating good instincts on both ends of the court and has sound footwork in the paint. Kaylyn anchored the middle of the defense and anticipated a pass to pick it off for a steal. She worked hard inside for the advantage, pinned defenders with her strong seals, and passed out when the shot wasn’t there. Kaylyn protected the basket and swatted multiple shots away on drive attempts. She used good pivots to create a scoring angle, was active on the glass, scored put backs, and presented a target for teammates to throw lobs down lob. Kaylyn gave Team 8 an advantage inside at the PGH Michigan Freshman Showcase and she’s going to be a matchup problem this winter.

Kaylyn immediately caught my attention with her strong frame and towering height. She’s going to be an instant force in the frontcourt as a freshman. Kaylyn gave The House ‘] 14U a significant advantage in the paint. She already has great hands for her age and a good finishing touch around the basket. Kaylyn scored a strong catch and finish through contact and made smooth transfers to score off basket cuts. She converted shots around the rim from difficult angles without the backboard and worked hard to secure offensive rebounds. Kaylyn blocked shots and kept her hands up to force misses without fouling. She’s a prospect we’d like to see again at the Freshman Showcase.