Maleeya Dennis is a 5'6" Point Guard in the 2030 class.
Dennis attends St. Paul's Prep in Texas and plays club basketball for Texas U.
Dennis's Player Profile was created on May 18, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Maleeya
DennisPG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
St. Paul's Prep
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TX
2030 Rankings: Stock Risers on the Move Part 2
Dennis grabbed my attention at the Queen Of The South last season and impressed me even more at...
Written by Simmie Colson
Maleeya
DennisPG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
St. Paul's Prep
|
TX
Freshman Showcase: Team 5 in Action
Did a nice job using her body to create contact and put pressure on the defense when attacking...
Written by Marissa Rimbert
Maleeya
DennisPG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
St. Paul's Prep
|
TX
Class of 2030 Stock Watch
Dennis is already showing strong court awareness as a rising freshman, she understands how to use her speed...
Written by Marissa Rimbert
Maleeya
DennisPG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
St. Paul's Prep
|
TX
2030 Rankings-6-10
Dennis has been a menace on both ends of the court each time I’ve seen her play, yet...
Written by Simmie Colson
Maleeya
DennisPG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
St. Paul's Prep
|
TX
2030 Texas Flashing Talent : Queen Of The South
Dennis falls into that #sizedontmatter group, and it doesn’t because her speed with the ball and being able...
Written by Simmie Colson
Simmie Colson | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Simmie Colson
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Dennis grabbed my attention at the Queen Of The South last season and impressed me even more at the PGH Freshman Showcase, as @playerrimedies also gave her several high notes see evaluations here
Did a nice job using her body to create contact and put pressure on the defense when attacking the basket. Shows the ability to finish through contact and get herself to the free-throw line. Uses a quick crossover to create separation, and once she gains that initial inside step, she does a nice job attacking downhill and turning the advantage into offense. Her combination of physicality, quickness, and ability to create space makes her difficult to contain.
Dennis is already showing strong court awareness as a rising freshman, she understands how to use her speed to consistently get into the paint and put pressure on defenses. What stands out most is the poise and vision she plays with once she gets there, regularly creating opportunities for teammates and keeping others involved offensively.
Dennis has been a menace on both ends of the court each time I’ve seen her play, yet the #sizedontmatter guard, it doesn’t matter because she can play, yet her Queen Of The South performance showed me even more see evaluation here. Yeah, she can handle the ball and see the floor under pressure, yet her threading the needle in traffic, blistering passes passing by defenders, JUST DID IT for me
Dennis falls into that #sizedontmatter group, and it doesn’t because her speed with the ball and being able to stay under control is huge at any stage. She threaded the needle in traffic for assists, she also created her shot under pressure, but watching her finish off the dribble after contact was another plus