Another kid that I really like to brag on whenever I can.  She dominated her private HS division with HUGE numbers.  And because her rebounding and block numbers where so high, I expected to see a 6’3 giant.  Instead, she’s a 6’3 athlete that moves gracefully around the court.  Has the skill to attack of the bounce.  Can shoot the three.  And still gives you all the defensive stats previously mentioned.  I think she’s waaaaaay under valued.  She averaged 6 points a game on 58% from two.  She was also tied for 2nd in rebound with Ava Jones Ava Jones 6'1" | PF Hutchison | 2026 State TN , and behind Maggie Frana Maggie Frana 5'9" | SF Knoxville Catholic | 2025 State TN .

Kaylnn Walls is legit.  I hadn’t seen her in person, and by the numbers I expected her to be a big stiff post that dominates in the paint…..but she not at all!  She has great size, but also operates on the perimeter and got two quick buckets attacking the rim off the bounce.  She’s a STUD.

Kaylyn Walls ’25 is continuing to prove that the numbers she was putting up in the private division do indeed translate.  Versus ETA Thunder ’25 she had 14, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.  She’s incredibly efficient around the rim, tough, physical.  She also has nice court vision from the post as a passer.

Walls led Mount Pisgah to a win over Maryville Christian, and ’25 Kaylynn Walls Kaylynn Walls 5'10" | PF Mount Pisgah Christian Academy | 2025 State TN was dominant.  She finished the night with 25 points, 12 rebounds, and 5 blocks.  She was also 3/10 from 3….anytime a coach is letting a kid shoot 10 threes in a game it means they’ve likely earned the green light in practice.  Kaylynn Walls Kaylynn Walls 5'10" | PF Mount Pisgah Christian Academy | 2025 State TN is legit…..

Gosh, we love the way that Walls’ game has grown.  She’s been a nightly double-double all year long, while also averaging nearly 4 assists a game.  Modern “bigs” that can also act as a playmaker from the elbows and mid-posts are incredibly valuable, and Walls is that.

But….go look at her numbers!  She’s also started to put up a high volume of threes (as many as 8 attempts in a game).  She already dominates her level….if she’s adding a legitimate 3 ball then she’s about to level up for the playoffs!  She’s averaging 1.5 made 3s a game on 35% from behind distance.

Walls, a 2025 junior, is playing her fourth season of varsity basketball, and is giving a dominant 23-24 season.  While only standing 5’11, she’s still averaging 2 blocks a game to go with 19 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 assists.  Walls a force on both ends of the floor for Mount Pisgah.

Mount Pisgah Christian beat Scott on the road 63-60.  Walls had another dominant performance with 19 points and 15 rebounds.  I’ll continue to brag on Walls as a passer!  She had 4 assists in this win…and thats right at her season average.  Her ability to hit teammates on time and on target with high level vision is such an asset.  Walls simply continues to an incredibly diverse and skilled post.  Really enjoy her game.

There will always be questions regarding competition level, but Walls is dominating this season!  The 5’11 2025 post is averaging 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 2 blocks.  She’s playing like one of the best private school bigs in the state right now.

Kaylynn is a super skilled F who puts up ridiculous statistics for her high school team playing in a small division.  She has been named All-State several times, and as far back as 7th grade.  It’s a big jump from her high school competition to GUAA, but Kaylynn had a great exposure season for FBC Reign, and turned heads often defending girls much larger and using her skills around the rim and her perimeter skills to score on the larger defenders as well.

Kaylynn plays bigger than she is and is a great ball handler and consistent 3 point shooter at the F position.  On the GUAA circuit she shot 64% from the floor while averaging 7 pts and 7 rebounds.  She’s a versatile wing that really epitomizes the versatility to slide up or down as a post or guard.  Love her game. She will again lead her high school team to try and win her 5th state championship at their level.