Vanessa looked ambidextrous at REAL Train and Play. Her balance, sharp handles, touch in traffic, and accuracy from beyond the arc stood out. Vanessa started strong in the drills. She sank a smooth corner three and moved the ball quickly through her legs, while maintaining eye contact with the rim. In games, Vanessa continued to impress. She swished a step-through floater in the lane with her off hand and dropped in another left-handed floater off a swift spin move on a drive. Vanessa drained a mid-corner three, made great kick out passes with her right and left, dished out assists, and kept her hands active to create steals on defense. She had a very productive freshman year and looks ready for an even bigger sophomore campaign.

Vanessa was one of the 2029 guards who caught my attention at the Northwood Elite Camp with her ability to consistently knock down shots. She was on fire during the drill work, connecting on multiple three-pointers and showing a smooth touch on mid-range jumpers. Vanessa carried that confidence into 5-on-5 play, where she continued to knock down shots from beyond the arc and proved she could be a reliable perimeter scoring option in game action. Her shooting consistency from all three levels made her one of the young standouts at camp.

Vanessa, a guard for Michigan Premier , displayed her ability to make plays on both ends of the floor at the Mitten Summer Showdown. Defensively, she used active hands to disrupt passing lanes and create turnovers. Offensively, Vanessa was difficult to contain, using a smooth spin move in the lane to create space and finish around defenders. She also stretched the defense by knocking down shots from beyond the arc, giving her team another scoring threat. Her versatility and poise with the ball allowed her to make a consistent impact throughout the event.

Vanessa separated herself at Michigan Premier practice and turned in a strong performance at the Michigan State Showcase. She has a compact build that gives her the strength to absorb contact and finish effectively on drives to the basket. Vanessa has excellent scoring touch in the paint and uses effective footwork to create scoring angles in traffic. She’s a sharpshooter from beyond the arc and makes teams pay when they give her space. Vanessa handles the ball confidently with both hands and sees the floor. She’s a dynamic point guard in this class ready for a monster sophomore season.

Vanessa showed her shooters touch throughout the day and one of her best finishes happened when she drove hard into the paint, pivoted to get the scoring angle, and dropped in a floater off two feet straight through the net. Vanessa swished a three pointer up top, used a great step-through to score in traffic with her left, and converted tough, reach around layup by putting a ton of English on the ball. Vanessa was aggressive on defense and had a great all-around day at the PGH Michigan State Showcase.

Vanessa is having a big spring for Michigan Premier 2029 Select. She’s crafty with the ball in her hands, has an accurate three-point shot, drives hard to the rim, and finishes well with either hand. Vanessa works hard to contain ball-handlers on the defense, doesn’t shy away from contact, and she’ll be a dynamic guard to watch at the Michigan State Showcase.

Vanessa was dialed in at Michigan Premier practice. She’s a compact guard who can handle the ball and punish defenses with her perimeter shooting. Vanessa drained mid-range jumpers and ripped the nets with her three-point accuracy. She swished threes from the wing, corner, and up top. Vanessa swiped the ball away to score a layup with her left off two feet, converted a smooth reverse off a backdoor cut, and drove hard to the basket for another layup with her left. Vanessa maintained excellent defensive positioning against a screen and roll to deflect the entry pass and threw passes to teammates with good touch.

Vanessa, competing with Team Sparks at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, brought a well-rounded and disruptive presence at the guard position. During 3v3 play, she created space with a sharp spin move and finished strong at the rim to convert the basket. In 5v5 action, she handled the ball with confidence and showed range by knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Defensively, Vanessa really made her mark—applying consistent pressure on the ball, jumping passing lanes, and turning defense into offense with multiple steals. On one possession, she came up with a steal and immediately pushed ahead to deliver a well-timed pass for a teammate’s score, and on another, she secured a steal and took it coast to coast for a finish herself. Her combination of energy, defensive instincts, and playmaking ability made her a constant impact player throughout.

Vanessa is the next promising guard prospect coming through the ranks at Kingston. She competes hard on both ends of the floor, rebounds, creates space off the dribble, and shoots confidently from beyond the arc. Vanessa converted a tough contested layup, drilled a wing three with a hand in her face, and dropped in a floater off a penetrating dribble drive. She poured in seven points for the Cardinals and will be a cornerstone member of their backcourt moving forward.

Vanessa is a scrappy, hard-nosed guard who makes the hustle plays and puts the ball in the hoop. She switches hands confidently to create space from defenders and rips the nets with textbook shooting mechanics. Vanessa distributes accurate passes to open teammates and works hard on the defensive end. She poured in 23 points for the Cardinals against Laker and is a great addition to the Kingston backcourt.