Nevaeh is one of the very best ball handlers among the freshmen in Georgia and combined with her quickness, made her nearly unguardable at the Prep Girls Hoops Georgia Freshman Showcase a few months ago. In Athens, when I saw Creekside in June at the UGA team camp, she was almost as effective playing against kids three years older than her. Anderson is not just a threat to score off the bounce as she knocked down multiple three-point shots during both viewings as well. With all the talent in the backcourt at Creekside, Anderson will still find plenty of playing time and make the most of it in her first high school season. She is the heir apparent to take over for the number one ranked 2027 in Georgia C’India Dennis C’India Dennis 5'4" | PG Creekside | 2027 State #35 Nation GA who recently committed to Auburn University and missed last season due to an ACL injury. With Dennis mentoring her for a full high school season, Nevaeh should be ready to take over this time next year.

Anderson was by far one of the best players in the gym on Saturday. The way she controls the floor and sees the floor is the making of upper classman intangibles. She showed her ability to score at all the 3 levels and took the game over when her team needed a basket. Great ball handling, shooting and passing skills that allow her to not be guarded. A player that will be on some end of season high school accolades.

Anderson looked good again in the very talented backcourt for Creekside coming off an excellent showing at the University of Georgia team camp. She has the electric-factor with the ball in the open court where anticipation builds very quickly trying to guess what she is going to do when she gets going downhill. Her fundamentals are excellent and her skill with the basketball is obvious for all to see. She has cat-like quickness making it extremely difficult for defenders to stay in front of her. While she has not problem giving the ball up to an open teammate for a better shot or creating scoring opportunities off the bounce for others, Nevaeh can put the ball in the basket efficiently and effectively from all three levels herself. She has been very good shooting the ball from three point range int he games I have seen her play this June. Anderson gets to the rim often and as a result the free throw line as well where she has also looked good shooting the basketball. She is a player who has a very high ceiling with a boatload of potential still untaped in my opinion. She projects to play to be a division one player on the college level.