Kylee brought nonstop energy to the court for Team 2 at the PGH Freshman Showcase, constantly making her presence felt on both ends. Defensively, she had quick hands that led to tie-ups and was consistently in the right spot on help side. On offense, she attacked with purpose, drawing multiple defenders and making smart kick-out passes to open teammates.

Kylee was a key player for her Naturals squad this summer and she caught my attention on more than one occasion. Kylee is a relentless player and that effort makes her effective on both ends. She flies in transition to score layups and has excellent finishing control at the rim. Kylee creates turnovers on defense and is a strong rebounder. She makes smart reads and her selfless style helps the team succeed. Kylee is a promising prospect joining Columbia Central that we would love to see again at our Freshman Showcase.

Kylee is a hard-nosed and scrappy point guard who showed instincts on both ends that make her an intriguing prospect. Kylee had me saying “wow” when she swiped the ball away on defense, used pushout dribbles in top gear with both hands to fly by defenders, then made a lightning quick transfer to her right hand at the last second to score an acrobatic contested layup. She flew in from the perimeter to save a ball going out of bounds, made smart backdoor cuts off the ball, beat her defender off the dribble then swished a rainbow floater off two feet. She accelerated by the defense with a burst after freezing them with hesitation dribbles. Kylee made a great lob entry pass over the defense, pursued the ball from behind to create a steal, and drained a wing three. Her competitive demeanor, all-out effort, and abilities will be exciting to watch at the high school level.