Sienna Capelli is a 5'10" Point Guard in the 2026 class.
Capelli attends Snohomish in Washington and plays club basketball for Northwest Blazers Basketball.
Capelli's Player Profile was created on January 10, 2023.
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She is a smooth bucket getter who effortlessly navigates to her spots on the court. Using her dribble...
Written by Devin Record
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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WIAA State Tournament: 3A Championship and 3rd-6th Place Games
Capelli led the Panthers offensively with 11 points and seven rebounds. Even in a difficult matchup, she continued...
Written by CJ Broussard
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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2026 Rankings: Who could be on the rise?
A standout guard truly elevated her team’s performance with her leadership and clutch plays. She consistently delivered when...
Written by Devin Record
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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WIAA State Tournament: 3A Semifinal and Loser Out Breakdown
Capelli produced another standout performance with 20 points and five rebounds while shooting 10-of-22 from the field. She...
Written by CJ Broussard
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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WIAA State Tournament: 3A Quarterfinal Breakdown
Capelli delivered the biggest individual performance of the round with 30 points and 10 rebounds. She shot 13-of-24...
Written by CJ Broussard
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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2025-26 Players to Watch: WESCO North
Capelli’s relentless energy defined her game. A First Team All-League guard, she used her length and athleticism to fly...
Written by Will Tender
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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WA
Battle in the Emerald City: 6 More Standout 17U Guards
Capelli is a pretty athletic guard who showed toughness and heady play to make a big impact across...
Written by Ryan Morgan
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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16U May Standouts
Capelli has shown off a pretty well-rounded game this spring. She has good size, is pretty athletic, and...
Written by Ryan Morgan
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Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Snohomish
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2026 rankings breakdown – Versatility – Big Upside – Good teams
One of the first things I noticed watching her was the court vision. It was excellent as she...
Written by Justin Prather
Devin Record | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
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She is a smooth bucket getter who effortlessly navigates to her spots on the court. Using her dribble skills, she creates space to get open and consistently knocks down shots with precision. Not only does she finish through contact with ease, but she also showcases her court vision by finding open teammates effectively. Her all-around offensive prowess makes her a dynamic and reliable player for any team.
Capelli led the Panthers offensively with 11 points and seven rebounds. Even in a difficult matchup, she continued to attack the basket and provide steady scoring for Snohomish.
A standout guard truly elevated her team’s performance with her leadership and clutch plays. She consistently delivered when it mattered most, making impactful decisions on the court. Her scoring prowess was undeniable, effortlessly sinking shots from all three levels and showcasing a diverse offensive skill set. Her ability to inspire her teammates while dominating the game made her an invaluable asset throughout the season.
Capelli produced another standout performance with 20 points and five rebounds while shooting 10-of-22 from the field. She consistently created offense for the Panthers and kept Snohomish within striking distance throughout the game.
Even in the loss, her scoring ability remained one of the biggest offensive threats on the floor.
Capelli delivered the biggest individual performance of the round with 30 points and 10 rebounds. She shot 13-of-24 from the field and consistently created offense for the Panthers.
Her scoring proved critical in a defensive battle where points were difficult to come by. Performances like this often define close postseason games.
Capelli’s relentless energy defined her game. A First Team All-League guard, she used her length and athleticism to fly around on defense, blocking shots on the perimeter and disrupting passing lanes. Offensively, she read defenses well and attacked the rim with power, while also facilitating for teammates. Capelli played 100% on every possession, combining hustle with skill to become one of the most impactful and entertaining players in the league.
Capelli is a pretty athletic guard who showed toughness and heady play to make a big impact across the board. Used strong pivots inside to get around defenders and get looks at the rim, finished through contact, and was determined yet patient when working in close. Made a ton of hustle plays too, following her own misses in close with quick second jumps and sprinting for good closeouts, even blocking one corner three.
Capelli has shown off a pretty well-rounded game this spring. She has good size, is pretty athletic, and has the desire to get involved in every way she can. She’s just an intuitive player who looks to make the right play. Whether that’s making a tough rebound and looking up the floor for long, quick outlets, running the floor hard to get on the end of breaks, or playing sound team defense, she contributes across the board. She’s also someone who can make plays off the bounce in the half-court, both dishing and scoring the rock.
One of the first things I noticed watching her was the court vision. It was excellent as she continued to make the right decisions from the point guard position. She has good size for a guard and the versatility was on display when she grabbed 26 rebounds in a game earlier in the season. She can shoot it and has great shot mechanics. She gets by the defense and will find the open teammates or finish her own shots. She has big upside and could easily make a case for moving up the rankings in the future.