Calin Anderson Calin Anderson 6'3" | PG/CG Churchill County | 2027 State NV is another Reno prospect who has climbed into the top 25. He is a legitimate two-way player who consistently makes his presence felt on the court. On offense, he splashes in threes, knocks down mid-range jumpers, and throws down dunks with authority. On defense, he uses his athleticism to stay in front of his man and blocks a surprising number of shots for a guard. All in all, he brings a ton to the table and is a reliable producer.

Calin Anderson Calin Anderson 6'3" | PG/CG Churchill County | 2027 State NV continues to impress with the Reno Ballers. He poses a problem for defenders because he can accelerate in the blink of an eye, and he’s a threat to throw down a dunk if given the opportunity. I also watched him tip in a few misses thanks to his vertical. Along with his drives to the basket, he was letting it fly from the outside and found success. All in all, I think his stock is trending up, and he’ll be a name that more and more people around Nevada start to know over the next few months.

Calin Anderson Calin Anderson 6'3" | PG/CG Churchill County | 2027 State NV put on a dunk show in the Reno Ballers matchup against the Vegas Rebels. He knows when to leak out in transition and hammers home powerful dunks. He’s also disruptive as a defender, which helps him create turnovers which can lead to easy points for himself or his teammates. In addition to his explosiveness, he will connect on shots from downtown. Making him a very dynamic guard to monitor in the coming months.

Calin Anderson Calin Anderson 6'3" | PG/CG Churchill County | 2027 State NV was the leading scorer (21.7 PP) for Churchill County this past season. He isn’t the type of player you want to leave unmarked on the perimeter. And he’ll find lanes to get to the cup if defenders are out of position. Anderson does damage from the free throw line as well, and shot 85 %. On the defensive end, he can be a pest and racked up 2.7 steals per game, along with a very impressive 2.9 blocks per game. Overall, he’s a solid two way player who may continue to make waves over the next calendar year.