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.