Another prospect out of the 2029 Class in Nebraska, who happens to play for an Iowa AAU team, is Kinlee Anderson Kinlee Anderson 5'10" | SF/CG Millard North | 2029 State NE . Anderson is a 5’9 SG with a tenacious side. She understands where to move in open space offensively, she can score off the bounce or dribble, or she can facilitate for others. She can also defend in both the half or full court, depending on the pressure asked by her coaches. Anderson recently took a visit and grabbed an offer from D2 – UNK. UNK has been working hard to recruit some of the best players within the state of Nebraska as of late and this is another one of those attempts.

Kinlee Anderson Kinlee Anderson 5'10" | SF/CG Millard North | 2029 State NE is competing on All Iowa Attack 2029 JR. EYBL this Spring/Summer, holding her own up to this point. Anderson is a 5’9 SG, that is going to compete with Millard North this upcoming season. For her size, this is someone with a top notch mature of size, skill, and smarts. She can compete at a high rate at the 2 position or she can move to the 3 if need be. She has a better than average handle, a uniform shooting stroke, and she plays the game the right way from what I’ve seen. If she comes out of the gates on fire this month with her Mustangs team, she should see some Varsity minutes before you know it.

Someone that I have really enjoyed watching compete over the past year is SG, Kinlee Anderson Kinlee Anderson 5'10" | SF/CG Millard North | 2029 State NE of OSA out of Omaha. Anderson, a 5’9 SG, is a lefty that understands her role and what she can do best on the floor. Offensively, it doesn’t take much for her to see an opening, making the most of it with her smooth looking pull up from either the mid-range or from deep behind the arc. Defensively, with her lengthy arms and quick first step, she can move quickly between several spots. In high school she will have the chance to guard the 1-3 or even the 4 if she works hard enough physically in the paint. That’s going to fair well for her improvement individually and it will also help the team as well. Hitting two birds with one stone in the process.