Lauryn is a post/wing who made a big impact for Bellevue last season & is expected to play a big role in this upcoming season. She uses her size to her advantage, creating mismatches and hitting jumpers over defenders. She’s headed to Concordia University after next season.

Keilman does all the little things exceptionally well on the court. She hustles every possession, boxes out, dives for loose balls, and fights for rebounds no matter what. She plays tough defense, not being afraid of contact in the paint. She limits opposing teams 2nd chance points, which is huge for the Bellevue squad.

Keilman was a force in the paint, battling through physicality all night and finishing with four fouls. In a game that remained tight throughout, her rebounding and defensive presence were a crucial differentiator. She played a significant role in limiting Ridgeline’s second-chance opportunities, and their inability to capitalize on key inside shots proved costly down the stretch.

It was a big defensive team effort in their win over Auburn Mountainview, and while the guards pressured the ball on the perimeter, Keilman was there to shut things down in the paint. She had several blocks on the day, trailing drivers and playing posts straight up. She was also a big rebounder, pulling them down on both ends and fighting to wrestle away 50/50 balls from opposing players.

She has great size down deep in the paint and is tough to matchup against nightly. She has a soft touch around the rim and can finish through traffic smoothly with either hand. She hustles hard and always crashes the board aggressively to get the ball for her team.

She’s a post with size who works hard, has identified her strengths, and can get up and down the floor. Keilman is solid around the rim on both ends. She consistently finds herself in good positions to make plays, can finish with both hands, works the offensive glass, and does a great job making herself big when defending the rim.