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nj.com Lists Her at 6'4" In Their End-of-Year Picks by dillon77
and they saw her a lot. I saw her once this year and walked down to the sideline to get a bead on her. I'm 6'2" and she's taller than me, so I'll go with 6'3" to 6'4".
BTW, I update the heights on the recruiting update from usa basketball or sources like nj.com, so they're pretty current. No need to google-crazy on that....
Kylee Watson, Mainland, Jr., 6-4
Forward
Watson, one of the top recruits on the 2020 class, led Mainland to its first-ever Group 3 state title this season. A dominating player in the paint that often attracted double — and sometimes triple — teams, Watson averaged 19.2 points per game. Watson's best offensive game came in Maninand's Tournament of Champions loss where she displayed her offensive versatility and went for 22 points and 16 rebounds.