Kylie Schuessler is a 5'10" Small Forward/Combo Guard in the 2028 class.
Schuessler attends West Lafayette in Indiana and plays club basketball for Legacy Force - IN.
Schuessler's Player Profile was created on April 7, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Kylie
SchuesslerSF/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
West Lafayette
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IN
PGH Indiana’s The Expo: A Look at Team-1
We’ve made mention of Kylie’s recent move from Lafayette Central Catholic to West Lafayette High School, and she...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Kylie
SchuesslerSF/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
West Lafayette
|
IN
Under the Radar from Lafayette to Kokomo
Kylie and her twin Kenzie Schuessler have been part of the Central Catholic lineup over the past two...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Kylie
SchuesslerSF/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
West Lafayette
|
IN
2028 Newcomers On The Wing
Kylie is another nice, long, wiry wing prospect. For the Lady Knights, they typically aren’t very tall as...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Brandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandon Bradley
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
We’ve made mention of Kylie’s recent move from Lafayette Central Catholic to West Lafayette High School, and she will certainly add perimeter play and versatility to the Red Devil lineup. She has nice length, a wiry-strong frame, and she’s a fluid athlete in most directions. She can handle it a little, shoot it a little, but she’s also tall and strong enough to help with interior defense and rebounding, or score it around the paint. Though, I’d expect her to play almost exclusively on the perimeter and help handle the ball at times.
Kylie and her twin Kenzie SchuesslerKenzieSchuessler
5'9" | SG
Central Catholic High School | 2028 IN have been part of the Central Catholic lineup over the past two seasons. However, they transferred to West Lafayette this year and can really help solidify the lineup for the Red Devils. Kylie is a long, wiry-strong, and fluidly athletic player. She’s someone who is tough to define by position, because she does a little of everything very well. She can play in the paint some, defend, rebound, and score it from the mid-post. She can also handle and push it in transition, occasionally initiating the offense. It should be fun to watch West Lafayette this year.
Kylie is another nice, long, wiry wing prospect. For the Lady Knights, they typically aren’t very tall as a unit, so she does spend some time defending the interior, but she has the fluidity and athleticism to play around the perimeter at the next level. She can put it on the floor and even push it in transition, plus she is improving as a perimeter shooter. She’s another one who is already productive, but I feel like she’s still a year or two away from even approaching her ceiling, which is encouraging. She also does a nice job of being an active and effortful defender.