Khloe Rodgers Khloe Rodgers 5'6" | PG South Fork | 2029 State FL has both the skill and confidence to compete against the best night in and night out. Her scoring ability is unmatched, but it often overshadows her other elite skills, including her court vision and on-ball defense, where she forces plenty of turnovers. She averaged 34 PPG this season, ranking 3rd nationally, while also averaging 4 assists per game and 6.2 steals per game—putting her in triple-double territory on a nightly basis. Add her swagger and intensity to the game, and she consistently elevates the play of her teammates.

Khloe is one of the most electric guards in the state and is putting up video-game numbers with 32 points, 6.2 steals, and 4 assists per game. She has helped turn a team that went 0–19 last season into a 16–4 contender. Her handle is elite, and she uses quick bursts of speed and a deep bag to beat defenders. Khloe’s change of direction and pace is next level, and I’m excited to see what she does on the Nike EYBL circuit this summer.

Khloe is one of the shiftiest guards in this class with her hesi move and head/shot/pass fakes. She’s just out there hooping and it’s strictly business. Her court vision is high level and she gets a bunch of assists and buckets in the transition game. One one possesion, she hit a filthy spin move on her defender and was able to switch hands with the ball in mid-air before the shot.

Khloe Rodgers Khloe Rodgers 5'6" | PG South Fork | 2029 State FL is impressive with the ball in her hands, showcasing some of the smoothest and most creative handles you’ll see—far more advanced than many players her age. Her ability to use hesitation moves and change of pace in her combos constantly keeps defenders guessing. She can score in multiple ways, whether it’s pulling up off the dribble or finishing at the rim with creativity. Just when you think you’ve figured her out, she delivers jaw-dropping passes—no-looks, look-offs, and perfectly threaded dimes that leave defenders frozen. Expect plenty of “wows” from the crowd and her peers at the showcase, as Rodgers is a strong candidate to emerge as a breakout star.

Khloe always wows the crowd with her hesi, change of speed, and overall craftiness with the rock. Her handles are high level for a 2029, she’s shifty and difficult to defend, and Khloe really controls the pace for her team. I was impressed with her IQ on both ends of the floor, high motor, and some of her crafty finishes for buckets at the rim.

Khloe has one of the best motors in this 2029 class in Florida. She goes hard on both sides on the ball with quickness and an aggressive style, and that allows her to impact the game in so many ways. Her ability to see the floor, especially in transition, is going to keep her at the top of the list for point guards in this class. She’s shifty with the ball and utilizes her pass and shot fake to fool defenders. Khloe handles the ball well and is really hard to stop from deep range or when she gets downhill to the bucket.

Khloe is going to be a player to watch in this 2029 class as one of the best in Florida from what I’ve seen. She’s already seen success at the varsity level and regularly plays against older hoopers like she did this weekend. Her game is so shifty and crafty with her handles, her hesi, and her spin move. Her change of direction is advanced for her class, and she’s a really nice passer with a sweet fake she made using only her eyes on Saturday. Khloe can make some tough buckets at the rim too with that craftiness.

Khloe Rodgers Khloe Rodgers 5'6" | PG South Fork | 2029 State FL showed so much skill on the tape,  I would be remiss if I didn’t tell it.  The young guard has incredible ball handling skills and can protect the ball in a crowd.   She changes directions with elite footwork and can use the in between the leg dribble at will.  Rodgers uses the hesitation dribble to create space and blow by defenders.   She can finish with the right or left and does so with a lot of creativity and flair.    She has a nice step back dribble that she uses after getting a defender to  bite on the drive.    In transitional defense,  Rodgers does a great job of protecting the basket.  She has great timing on blocking shots and can cut off drives with her quickness and  aggressive defense.