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Energy is always key for smaller guards to make an impact. Especially on the defensive end. Littlebear has that trait as she’s a pesky defender even on highlights. And was even an one woman press break at times. From pushing the tempo in transition, to getting paint touches in the halfcourt, the dynamic, playmaking aspects of the 918 guard are very apparent. With a spring and summer playing at the 17U level, look for Littlebear to be ready to jump a level or two this winter.

One of the top floor generals in the class. Littlebear was the lead guard for the Team Trae Young squad that came home with the 3SSB 15U national championship. Good table setter and teammate elevator, especially with his quickness to create advantages. Has a scoring punch as well. Sapulpa has been one of the top 5A programs in recent years, now Littlebear will be stepping into a bigger role as they make the tough jump to Class 6A basketball. Expect the Lady Chieftains to be up to the task, with the sophomore being a big part of a dynamic and quick backcourt.

Kianna Littlebear is a savvy guard who can play on the ball for a very talented club team. She is a quick learner and can quickly adapt to new situations. She is a good ball handler and passer, and has a good shot. She can also play off the ball, using her quickness and shot-making ability in the midrange to keep the pressure on any defense. Littlebear is a sparkplug off the bench who sees the floor very well. She is a key player for her team and is always ready to step up when needed.

Really good court vision, has no problem with pressure whatsoever. Having top tier post players on your squad even more of an advantage when you know you are going to get a possession every trip. Nice mid-range jumper when needed, but she would rather distribute.