Utah Tech University Athletics

At Nevada 2021-25: Was a member of the Wolfpack program for four seasons and averaged 3.5 points and 1.5 rebounds in 71 career games … did not play in 2024-25 … scored a 2023-24 season high 11 points at Weber State (12/6/23) … started in seven games during the 2022-23 campaign and scored in double figures in three of those outings … poured in a career-high 13 points in a road win at San Jose State (1/26/23). 
 
Before College: Was a three-sport athlete at Anadarko High School, where she helped lead the Lady Warriors to three consecutive conference championships from 2018-20 and an Oklahoma 4A state title in 2019 … earned four varsity letters in basketball and and averaged double figures in her final three prep seasons … also lettered in track & field and captured two conference long jump titles and an Oklahoma 4A state championship in the long jump in 2018 … played AAU for Lady Bombers, Oklahoma Unity and Texas U.

More on Kaylee: Was born in Chickasha, Oklahoma … parents are Brian and Leslie LittleChief-Borden … her father Brian played college football at Northwestern Oklahoma State … also recruited by Nevada, Weber State, Louisiana Tech, Kent State, Arkansas State, Wichita State, Appalachian State, Grand Canyon, Pepperdine and Southwestern Oklahoma State … plans to become a college basketball coach … favorite team is Oklahoma Sooners football team … favorite player is Paige Bueckers … favorite singer is Rebelution … favorite food is seafood or Italian … currently majoring in both communication and recreation and sports management.
 
Why Kaylee chose Utah Tech: “I chose Utah Tech because I really love the atmosphere and culture that they are creating. Also because of the coaches and players.”