In Michigan for a PGC Basketball Camp. Kylie is the Site Manager for this camp and also one heck of a hooper. She played at portland state university. where she earned many awards including Big Sky Freshman of the Year. two All-Big Sky third teams selections, and she was named All-Big Sky tournament team in 2018-19. She then transferred to Nevada University where she was the only player on the team to start all 33 games. and ranked second in the country in assist-to-turnover ratio.
In a rare and cherished opportunity, Kylie Jimenez had the unique experience of sharing the Division One basketball court with her sister upon her transfer to Nevada. Contrary to their childhood dynamics, they no longer vied for positions or playing time, exhibiting a matured understanding of the game and each other. The experience was marked by enjoyment and camaraderie, a remarkable testament to their growth as both individuals and athletes.


Kylie Jimenez, known for her impressive number of assists per game, attributes her passing skills to a playmaking mindset she developed growing up, always focused on helping her teammates succeed. She also believes that her generous ball distribution positively influences her scoring ability, as it not only assists in creating openings but also encourages her teammates to reciprocate the favor. This perspective has helped her become an effective and balanced player on the court.
Kylie Jimenez is poised to make a thrilling leap into professional basketball in Germany this August, although she admits to some trepidation regarding the local cuisine. Having not previously experienced German food, and self-identifying as a picky eater, Jimenez faces a new challenge in adapting to unfamiliar food cultures. This culinary adventure will be a part of her exciting journey as a professional athlete abroad.