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You have received some helpful replies. Here are by MPG

my additional notes:

I believe that there is a need for a lead guard, embracing Kayo's concepts of a "primary ball handler" and "offensive organizer". That player is usually the one who also makes certain that everyone knows the defensive alignment.

Alasia Hayes was primarily a scorer in high school and will need to learn to lead an offense. Katlyn Gilbert will probably start as the lead guard for the 2020-21 season.

Olivia Miles is a tall, lead guard who can score when needed. With the U-16 team, she was surrounded by scorers, so she facilitated the offense and averaged more assists than points. I expect that Niele will surround her with scorers.

I think that the "positionless" concept refers to the versatile players who now fill the traditional 2, 3, and 4 spots on the floor.

ND would look good with Olivia Miles, a powerful low post player, two Jackie Youngs, and a versatile three point shooter.