Sabrina put on a scoring clinic averaging almost 24 points per game which included a 35 point outburst against St. Frances Academy. Her team went 3-2 and she was so fun to watch I had to catch all five games. Her shot has a perfect form and she shots with confidence from any range. The worst part is that the games had to end as I could have watched her play all weekend.

Sabrina was one of the most impressive guards at DMV Live and emerged as one of the top rising seniors in attendance. She averaged an outstanding 23.6 points per game, including a tournament-high 35-point performance. A prolific scorer, Sabrina consistently put pressure on opposing defenses with her ability to score at all three levels. Whether attacking from the mid-range or knocking down shots from beyond the arc, she proved to be a constant offensive threat every time she stepped on the floor. What stood out most was her composure and poise. Sabrina played with confidence, never appearing rushed and always making the right reads within the flow of the game. Her mature approach, scoring instincts, and ability to perform in big moments separated her from the competition throughout the weekend. With numerous college coaches in attendance, Sabrina undoubtedly helped her recruitment with her standout play. She showcased the talent, skill set, and leadership qualities that college programs covet, and her future at the next level looks very bright.

Anderson is one of the best shooters in the Class of 2027, combining elite shot-making ability with deep range and exceptional scoring efficiency. She can stretch defenses from beyond the arc, attack off the dribble, and make plays in high-level, physical competition. Her confidence, production, and ability to impact winning make her one of the most dangerous guards in the country.

Arguably one of the best shooters in the country, her work speaks for itself! Already with some big game under her belt this weekend she had her best game yet today! How about 35 points on 15-21 shooting 5 for 8 from the three point line!

Anderson continues to prove she is one of the most efficient scorers in the class with elite shot-making and deep range. She has recently added offers from Rutgers, Maryland, and St. John’s, reflecting her rising stock. Her ability to produce at a high level while competing with confidence makes her a major offensive weapon.

Anderson is one of the top guards on the GUAA circuit, recently adding Rutgers, Maryland, and St. John’s to her list of D1 offers. A dead-eye shooter who can also drive and make plays, she thrives in physical, competitive settings. She helped lead WV Thunder to an undefeated Session 1 finish, one of just three teams to do so.

Anderson is one of the most efficient scorers in the class, showcasing elite shot-making with deep range. She thrives as a three-level scorer who can create space and deliver in isolation situations. Her ability to produce with efficiency while competing at a high level makes her a constant offensive threat.

Anderson is one of the most efficient scorers in the country, thriving as a true three-level threat with deep range and elite shot-making ability. She plays with pace, handles pressure well, and can operate both on and off the ball. Her scoring efficiency and competitiveness make her a major offensive weapon on the GUAA circuit.

There may not be a better scorer in NOVA than Sabrina Anderson. Sabrina is a true three-level scorer, and she was extremely efficient this year. Sabrina has next-level range and had a 50/40/90 year for Potomac School. She is more of a PG, but her ability off the ball as a shooter enables her to be played off the ball as a two. She is a special 1v1 scorer, and she is a tough shot maker who knows how to get to her spots. She was first-team all-state and 1st-team all-conference on a very good Potomac School team.

Sabrina had an outstanding regular season, finishing at 57% from the field, 41% from three, and 92% from the free throw line — an elite 50-40-90 split rarely seen at any level. She finishes smoothly around the basket, mixing in up-and-under layups and spin moves while embracing contact to earn and-1 opportunities. Sabrina needs very little space to get her shot off, consistently knocking down pull-ups in the mid-range and showing deep range from several steps beyond the arc. She also brings relentless hustle, never hesitating to dive on the floor for loose balls, adding winning plays that don’t always show up in the box score.