The Milwaukee native has always had a high basketball IQ and is a quick learner on the floor. Guy understands how offenses try to get their shots, and she makes it her mission to make an entire offense’s life as miserable as possible. She’s a long, athletic, and competitive kid who has the defensive tools to make an impact at the next level. Offensively, she’s a solid ball handler, can create for others, and has gotten more confident as a scorer in her time at MAS. There’s more to unlock offensively, but she has the work ethic to keep finding ways to get better.

I first had the opportunity to watch the 5-10 Guy, at last fall’s Expo, and it looks like she has gotten even better from her junior season, where she averaged 18.1 ppg, 5.4 rpg, and 2.6 apg, to this summer. What initially caught my eye, last fall, was her overall feel for the game where she displayed great handles and the ability to utilize her speed, body control, and athleticism to get to the basket, at will, and that looks even more pronounced this summer. Currently ranked as the #15 in the class of 2027, I expect that her stock will continue to rise as she continues to show true three-level scoring ability.

The Milwaukee native had as much length as anyone at the event, and she knows how to use her physical tools. I love how well she uses her length to finish over and around contests in the paint. She has come a long way skill-wise since entering high school, and she keeps improving.

One of the most talented offensive players I’ve seen at the PGH Champions Challenge, her offensive IQ sits among the best.In Team Herro ‘s opening game of Day 2, she displayed pro style moves, scoring on all 3 levels. With her combo of size, skill, and a feel for the game, she has all the tools to be a guard to watch as she continues to develop.

The Milwaukee Academy of Science guard has always been a smart defender who picks up on the flow of a game quickly. Guy reads the game well and has the length and athleticism to pressure the ball handler or get into the passing lanes. She competes on the defensive end of the floor and has always taken pride in her defensive reps. Guy can be a player who can find a role at the next level early because of how well she defends on the perimeter.

Kourtlyn was one of the more “craftier” scorers that I watched at The Expo. She is strong at utilizing her speed, body control, and athleticism to get to the basket, at will, and how to angle her body to consistently knock down the contested mid-range shot over the defense.

Kourtlyn impressed me as one of the better athletes with a great overall feel for the game. A terrific ball handler, she utilized her speed, body control, and athleticism to get to the basket at will. Adept at utilizing body position and attack angles to get any shot she wanted but also showed that she could knock down the mid to long-range shot. It wouldn’t surprise me if she ended up being one of the top Juniors in the state!

2024-25 was the first season I didn’t watch a Milwaukee Academy of Science game. However, I still caught a few of their games on stream. I’ve always been a fan of what Guy could do on the defensive end of the floor and was intrigued by what she could be on the offensive end of the floor. In 2024-25, Guy took a step forward on the offensive end in terms of her consistency, and I’m eager to watch her for the first time in close to a year.