One of the more scrappy guards in the building. Chaney matched up with an ESPN-ranked player and didn’t back down once. She was aggressive, attentive, and knew when to gamble versus when to stay solid. Regardless of size, you can tell she is one of the more impactful players on Team Herro, and she showed that today.

Kylee Sias-Chaney | GuardDon’t let the height fool you—Kylee Sias-Chaney showed at the LSUE Prospect Camp that she’s explosive, fearless, and built to compete. She plays with a chip on her shoulder and a motor that never turns off, bringing nonstop energy every time she steps on the floor.A dynamic playmaker, Sias-Chaney thrives in both transition and the half-court. With a quick first step, crafty hesitation moves, and a burst that’s tough to stay in front of, she consistently gets downhill and finishes at the rim with touch and confidence.Defensively, she’s a nightmare for opponents. Her foot speed, pressure, and relentless hustle make her a true disruptor—forcing turnovers, applying heat, and setting the tone with her intensity.High energy. High impact. Straight competitor. Kylee Sias-Chaney made noise at the LSUE Prospect Camp—and she’s just getting started.

Don’t let height distract you – Sias-Chaney is explosive, assertive, and full of fight. She brings quickness, energy, and non-stop hustle to both ends of the floor. A playmaker both in transition and the half-court, Kylee uses hesitation and burst to blow past defenders, usually finishing with touch at the rim. Defensively, she’s a pest, frequently forcing turnovers with footspeed and pressure. Ranked #91 in the state, Sias-Chaney leads by example. She reminds us of point guard Jade Hill, who just finished a decorated career at the University of St. Thomas –  fast, fearless, and impossible to ignore.