
Aaliyah Nkemelu
- Height
- 5'5" (165 cm)
- State / Province
- AB
- School
- Bow Valley Academy
- Club
- Calgary Ironworks
Film
Highlights and game film
Aaliyah Nkemelu — 2025 Season Highlights
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Player profile
Aaliyah Nkemelu is a Guard out of Calgary competing in the Grade 7 class.
Strengths
Competitive motor, positional size, clear role identity at the current level.
Development focus
Consistency of decision-making against high-level pressure.
Dominant hand
Left
Wingspan
170 cm
Jersey
21
City
Calgary
NCAA program fit
HOP style-fit projection based on position and profile. Not an indication of recruiting interest or offers.
Scouting intelligence
Independent evaluation
Skilled, composed guard who impacts winning through effort, feel and a clear role identity at the current level.
Development outlook
Long-term developmental prospect with high-level physical tools.
Competition level
Regional
Role
Interior anchor
## Overview Evaluated across multiple live viewings and full game film. ## Summary Skilled, composed guard who impacts winning through effort, feel and a clear role identity at the current level. ## Development focus Consistency of decision-making against high-level pressure. ## Projection Long-term developmental prospect with high-level physical tools.
Evaluation dimensions
6.9overall
Longitudinal intelligence
Development timeline
2024
Profile created
Verified event
2025
Identity verified
Verified event
2025
First evaluation
Demo record
2026
Profile updated
Demo record
2026
New evaluation
Demo record
Achievements
Provincial Championship All-Star
Named to the all-tournament team at the provincial championship.
Team history
Calgary Ironworks 15U Girls
2025-26 · 15U
Academics
Academic information is shared with verified institutions only.
Timeline
Ranking history
Younger Classes National Watch — Fall Update
2026-09-12
Class of 2031 National Watch — Fall Update
2026-09-24
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