NC State freshman Ky'She Lunan brings proven two-way guard production and elite pedigree
Ky'She Lunan arrived at NC State as ESPNW’s No. 60 recruit and Arizona’s top prospect in the Class of 2025, with a track record of winning, scoring, and disruptive defense that fits a competitive backcourt.[2][6] In her high school career she averaged 21.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, 4.7 steals, and 3.2 assists, and she led Millennium to a 24-6 season and the program’s first Open State Tournament title.[1] Scouts describe her as a smooth off-ball guard with some playmaking off the dribble, though pace-of-play adjustment was noted, so she projects as a high-upside fit if your team values pressure defense, toughness, and secondary creation.[3][7]
