Keslee is a very fundamentally sound basketball player. She doesn’t get sped up on the court and is able to play at a pace she chooses. This is easier said than done, especially for a younger player. Keever lets the game come to her and makes the appropriate play depending on each given situation. She can score, pass, defend, and rebound. What is an impressive trait of Keslee’s is that she shows up big when the lights are the brightest. She was able to score 17 points in Tioga’s Region 3 title game.

Keslee is a nice prospect and a key piece to a Tioga squad looking to punch its ticket to the Region 3 tournament. She has helped the Pirates to an 8-0 record in District 5 and a 17-2 record overall. She is a steady and capable ball-handler who is a good passer against pressure. She is a tough and gritty player who isn’t afraid to dive on the floor and get loose balls. Keslee has a nice looking shot with a soft touch around the basket.

Keslee had a great first varsity season for Tioga, having averaged more than ten points per game on the year. I was able to see her at the Sanford Who’s Next event and was impressed with what I saw. She has the length and physical abilities to be an absolute menace on the court. Tioga is lucky to have her for the next five seasons. All-State and All-Tournament Team awards are calling Keslee’s name in the future.

Keslee is a great young player out in Tioga and a big reason they are playing so well this season. I reached out to Coach DeMoe and at the time Keslee was averaging 12.4 points per game, 3.1 steals, 2.4 assists, and 4 rebounds. Those are incredible statistics for someone so young. She is a long, athletic player and has all the pieces to keep getting better. Keslee is going to have a terrific high school career and will have Tioga competing for District, Region, and possibly State titles.