South Haven secured a third straight SAC-Lakeshore title with an undefeated conference record. Ly’ Nique was their ring leader, receiving First Team All-Conference honors and recognition as D2 AP All-State. The numbers speak for themselves: 24 points, 5.9 steals, 5.7 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game. Ly’Nique posted a season high 42 points against Buchanan and also eclipsed the 1,000 point threshold. She’s athletic, strong, a two-way difference maker, can score at all levels, and has great ball-handling control.

Ly’Nique made a huge impact for South Haven last season, emerging as one of the top scorers in all of Division 2 during her breakout sophomore year. The dynamic guard surpassed 1,000 career points and set a new school record with a 42-point performance, showcasing her ability to take over games. Averaging an impressive 27.5 points, 5.7 rebounds, 4.8 steals, and 2.4 assists per contest, Ly’Nique consistently found ways to fill the stat sheet while leading the Rams to their second straight SAC-Lakeshore championship. Her quickness, creativity with the ball, and relentless scoring mindset make her a constant matchup problem — and she’s only getting better as she heads into her junior season.

Ly’Nique turned heads with her dynamic play, showing why she’s one to watch heading into her junior season at South Haven. An athletic and polished guard, she made scoring look effortless—whether attacking the rim or creating her own shot. Just as impressive was her presence on the defensive end, where she locked down opponents with quick feet and relentless intensity. With her two-way impact and competitive edge, Ly’Nique is poised for a breakout winter.

Ly’Nique is one of the biggest rankings risers in this update and she’s a prospect I believe should be seeing more college opportunities in no time. She has excellent court vision and ball-handling control. Ly’Nique is a threat from three-point range, a scrappy defender, and makes smart reads without the ball. She’s athletic, quick, and strong. Ly’Nique’s effective two-way impact and prototypical point guard abilities will be exciting to watch at South Haven this winter. She blew me away at Oakland Elite Camp and I won’t be surprised to see her recruiting take off.

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Ly’Nique was a point guard prospect who separated herself at Oakland Elite Camp. Ly’Nique pushed herself to the limit during the stationary ball-handling drills. Keeping her eyes up, she remained balanced, pounding the basketballs with great speed and control. Her abilities and effort paced the group. Ly’Nique continued to excel during games. She hustled to save a ball going out of bounds, buried multiple triples in the corner, cut backdoor to score a layup, and created steals on the defensive end. Ly’Nique made a strong statement about why she belongs with the top point guards in the 2027 class.

Ly’Nique, a savvy guard for West Michigan Drive , plays with a calm confidence and sharp instincts. She’s shifty with the ball in her hands, sees the floor well, and consistently delivers on-target passes to set up her teammates. Her smooth mid-range jumper adds to her offensive versatility, and she brings intensity on defense, applying constant pressure and making life difficult for opposing guards.