SELFLESS — Kloey is the type of player every coach wants on the floor. She has excellent court vision and consistently prioritizes the right basketball play over forcing her own offense. Whether she’s working from the perimeter, attacking downhill, or getting into the paint, she reads the defense well and delivers accurate passes under pressure.

She plays with pace, makes quick decisions, and has a knack for finding cutters, kick-out shooters, and open teammates before the defense can recover. Her ability to create for others while remaining a threat herself makes her an effective playmaker who elevates everyone around her.

Kloey is a lockdown defender who made life difficult for whoever she was assigned to guard, consistently keeping the ball out of their hands and disrupting offensive flow.

On the other end, her speed and court vision allow her to take advantage of open lanes, blowing past defenders and turning opportunities into easy buckets.

Kloey began the season well outside our radar, but by the end of the year, she had become a player every opposing coach had to game plan around when facing Green Canyon. Her speed immediately stands out—she’s one of the quickest players in her class—and she pairs that quickness with the ability to score while also being disruptive on the defensive end.

As the season progressed, her impact became impossible to ignore, making her one of the biggest risers in this set of rankings. Kloey has emerged as a bit of a dark horse prospect, and programs looking for a player who can bring pace, defensive pressure, and scoring ability would be wise to keep a close eye on her development.

Green Canyon’s win hinged largely on Kloey’s performance. She handles the ball like it’s on a string, completely in control of tempo and space. What makes her so difficult to guard is her ability to initiate contact, force defenders to commit, and then either finish through it or draw help and deliver a long, low dime to a teammate.

On the defensive end, she was just as impactful — disruptive in passing lanes, quick laterally, and one of the fastest players on the floor all night.

Kloey quietly stacked over 200 points for Green Canyon as a sophomore, trailing just behind two upperclassmen leaders. She’s a playmaker who dishes the ball with vision and consistency, while also creating chaos on the defensive end with her hustle and anticipation. The fact that she’s slipped under the radar the past two years is surprising—but she won’t stay there much longer.

Kloey earned her way onto our radar this summer with her play. As just a sophomore last year at Green Canyon, she’s already been making an impact alongside Talyssa Nelson Talyssa Nelson 6'0" | SG Green Canyon | 2026 State UT and Mya Hinds Mya Hinds 5'9" | CG/SF Green Canyon | 2026 State UT , forming a trio that can really give defenses problems. She led GC in both steals and tied for the lead in assists last year, demonstrating her ability to run the floor and disrupt opponents on the other end. With her game trending up, expect Kloey to rise in the rankings and make her mark as more eyes get on her this season.