Wynn is another player from Georgia who should be ranked in the top 100 nationally when her class rankings are released. I personally would have her in the top 10 range for her class and she will be a very strong contender for the number one spot in the state with several other very talented players. I have seen her in the Milton Summer league and the GBCA Live period over the last couple of months and she is as refined and skilled a freshman I have seen in a very long time. The work she puts in is apparent as she went around, through, and shot over defenders scoring the ball with ease on each occasion. Kimora’s size and athleticism are also elite and the combination of physical gifts and skill have college coaches calling early. She had twelve Power Four offers heading into the last live period and added two big ones after with UNC and Louisville extending scholarship offers. She has been one of, if not, the leading scorer playing up on 17U Kentucky Premier team the entire Spring and Summer. She just turned fourteen this Spring!

Kimora is another player I have seen 4-5 times this Summer with Holy Innocents at the Milton Summer League on Tuesdays in June with some the of the very best teams and players in the state. She has performed exceptionally well in that setting somewhat behind closed doors, but her game was on full display for the college coaches in attendance (over 100) at the GBCA Live event at Lakepoint. She has offers from several Power Four schools already and coaches from those schools were there watching including, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, Florida, and Mississippi State. I overheard coaches from the ACC and SEC during the course of the event next to me heap a lot of praise on her as well. Those two schools have not offered her as of the time I am typing this, but that could change very easily. She is gifted athletically with elite speed, quickness, and explosion when she elevates off the ground. Even against kids three years older than her, Kimora stands out with her ability to blow by defenders in the half court as well as transition and elevate over defenders on her jump shot as well as finishing at the rim. Her offensive bag is overflowing, but her ability to shoot the basketball consistently is what separates her from other players in her class. She has led her team in scoring as a 13 year old (recently turned 14) playing 17U with Kentucky Premier on the Nike EYBL circuit, something that is almost unheard of. She is already a national recruit for a reason. Her sister Kaiya finished her career at the University of Tennessee this past Spring.