Kaylee Dancer (Ashdown)
A 5-foot-7 senior guard, Kaylee returns after earning All-State honors as a junior. She averaged 17 points, 10 rebounds, 4.6 steals, and 2.2 blocks per game last season.

Makilee Jones (Augusta)
Makilee is a three-year starter who earned All-Conference, All-District, All-Regional, and All-State honors in 2025-26. She is expected to contend for those same honors during the 2026-27 season.

Makayla Clark (Augusta)
Makayla enters the 2026-27 season projected to earn All-Conference recognition. She is also expected to contend for All-District honors.

Jordan Jones (Baptist Prep)
A returning starter, Jordan is a guard who wears No. 2 and can knock down the three-pointer. She has improved her ability to drive to the basket and can apply strong defensive pressure on the ball.

Paytin Moore (Baptist Prep)
Paytin returns to the starting lineup with strong court vision and an ability to create opportunities through her passing. She is a streaky shooter who can also make effective moves off the dribble.

Gia Campbell (Bauxite)
Speed and hard-nosed defense help Gia make an impact, while her offensive decision-making consistently leads to the right play. She has added another dimension to her game each year, expanding her skill set while maintaining the intensity and consistency that keep her playing at an elite level.

Samara Seymour (Bauxite)
An elite three-level scorer, Samara can impact the game from anywhere on the court. Her athleticism, intensity, and competitiveness make her a difficult defensive matchup for opponents. She is also a vocal leader who brings energy, confidence, and accountability while supporting her teammates and leading by example on and off the court.

Grace Efird (Bismarck)
After a strong freshman season, Grace improved across the board as a sophomore, averaging 24.2 points per game on 50% shooting. She ranked second on the team with 152 rebounds and posted a 1.4 assist-to-turnover ratio. Defensively, she led the team with 127 pass deflections and 93 steals while playing with consistent energy. Her ability to score inside and outside, along with her fearlessness attacking the rim, makes her difficult to guard. She also carries a 4.0 GPA and provides outstanding leadership on and off the court.

Lanaeshia Lincoln (Blytheville)
A dominant post player, Lanaeshia runs the floor well and attacks the boards. She is also an honor roll student and a strong leader.

Jimmya Aldridge (Blytheville)
Speed and aggressive defense make Jimmya an effective guard who runs the floor well. She is an honor roll student and a strong leader on and off the court.

Anna Swiney (Bradford)
Anna averaged 15 points and nine rebounds per game during a strong sophomore season, scoring more than 500 points. Beyond her scoring, she brings energy and gets her teammates involved. This season, she will be counted on for leadership while maintaining the energy that helped Bradford reach its second state tournament.

Hadley Jones (Brookland)
An experienced senior shooting guard, Hadley averaged 5.2 points and two steals per game last season. She stretches the floor with her three-point shooting and can attack off the dribble, making her a threat at all three levels. Her ability to read offenses makes her an effective off-ball defender who creates deflections and steals. Her leadership and experience will help Brookland improve in conference play.

Zoey Winston (Brookland)
A returning starter at point guard, Zoey sees the floor well and enjoys getting her teammates involved. She shoots well from beyond the arc and makes effective passes in transition. After averaging 5.7 points and 1.1 assists per game as a junior, she returns as an energetic player whose on-ball defense can help shut down opposing guards.

Jaisha Williams (Bryant)
Versatility and a strong understanding of the game make Jaisha valuable wherever she plays. She continued developing her skills and basketball knowledge during the offseason and is expected to keep growing throughout the season.

Paris Lacy (Bryant)
Natural athleticism helps Paris on the court, but her work ethic and effort set her apart. She is an outstanding defender who can effectively guard multiple positions. After spending the offseason improving her offensive skills and understanding of the game, she is expected to threaten opponents on both ends of the floor.

Jayda Cook (Cabot)
A returning 6A Central All-Conference selection, Jayda is a three-level scorer who creates opportunities for teammates and continues to improve defensively. She averaged 13.1 points, three assists, and 2.5 steals per game as a sophomore. Last February, she recorded back-to-back 25-point games against Little Rock Central and Bryant. She will move to point guard this season.

Avery Steelman (Cabot)
As a freshman varsity starter, Avery averaged 10.5 points and 3.4 rebounds per game while shooting 35% from three-point range. A long, rangy guard, she uses her length effectively on defense. With a year of varsity experience behind her, she is expected to make an even greater impact this season.

Kenzi Simpson (Clarendon-Holly Grove)
A versatile 6-foot-3 junior post, Kenzi defends from baseline to baseline. She is an unselfish player with a good midrange shot who is expected to expand her game this season.

Tatiana Parris (Clarendon-Holly Grove)
Tatiana is an up-and-coming freshman with a strong mindset and an unselfish approach. Her skills include ball-handling, court vision, a reliable midrange shot, and effective three-point range.

Tatem Blankenship (Danville)
Entering her third year as the starting point guard, Tatem is a senior whose basketball IQ, work ethic, and determination make her a major part of the program. She handles the ball well, passes effectively, and attacks the basket, while offseason shooting work could make her a threat from beyond the arc. Defensively, she can stay in front of smaller guards, anticipate passes, read offenses, and help teammates with their assignments. She willingly pursues loose balls, boxes out, and handles the less glamorous responsibilities that help a team succeed. Coachable and accountable, she holds herself to a high standard and values the team’s success above her own.

Ayla Creamer (Danville)
A starting junior, Ayla is expected to be a major contributor this season and beyond. Her offensive versatility allows her to handle the ball, post up, attack the basket, shoot from the perimeter, and find teammates, with finishing around the rim among her greatest strengths. Defensively, she draws assignments against top opposing players and can stay in front of smaller guards or defend in the paint. She brings a never-quit attitude to pursuing loose balls, boxing out and doing the work that helps her team succeed. Her determination and commitment reflect how much she values both individual and team success.

Harley Grammer (DeWitt)
A returning senior guard, Harley scored 568 points last season and joined the 1,000-point club. She earned All-Conference and All-State honors while adding 187 rebounds, 80 steals, and 42 assists.

Teriyah Lee (Forrest City)
An honor student with a 3.7 GPA, Teriyah excels in the classroom and on the court. She is a knockdown shooter from three-point and midrange territory who competes on both ends of the floor. Her basketball IQ is her strongest attribute.

Meara Russell (Gravette)
A returning senior guard, Meara averaged 10 points per game last season and led the team in steals. She is the team’s best rebounding guard and earned 4A-1 All-Conference honors in both 2024-25 and 2025-26. Her leadership and competitive approach add to her value.

Palmer Pittman (Gravette)
Palmer returns as a junior point guard after averaging 9.5 points per game and leading the team in assists last season. A 4A-1 All-Conference selection in 2024-25 and 2025-26, she pushes the ball in transition and finds open teammates. She also shoots well from three-point range.

Kyah Simmons (Greenbrier)
Arriving from Wonderview for her senior season, Kyah brings more than 1,600 career points and 300 career assists. She consistently scores at all three levels and creates opportunities for teammates. She earned All-State and All-State Tournament recognition twice at Wonderview and holds multiple college offers.

Tristyn Moseley (Greenbrier)
As a freshman playing senior high basketball, Tristyn made an immediate impact by averaging double figures in scoring and helping Greenbrier enjoy a strong season. She earned a spot on the 5A All-State Tournament Team. Her ability to score at every level, create opportunities with her court vision, and defend at an elite level makes her a player to watch.

Kinsley Swindle (Harding Academy)
A junior guard who drives the team’s pace, Kinsley averaged 9.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.2 steals, and 1.7 assists per game as a sophomore while shooting 41% from the field. She creates off the dribble, gets into the paint, rebounds from the guard position, and pressures the ball defensively. Harding Academy relies on her to initiate the offense and create opportunities. With four starters graduating, she steps into an even larger role this season.

Abbi Andres (Harmony Grove Haskell)
Abbi earned All-State honors as a freshman point guard while averaging six points, three assists, three rebounds, two steals, and three deflections per game. She is a strong defender who plays exceptionally hard. Her best performance came in the district tournament game that secured a regional berth, when she recorded 12 points, six assists, and six rebounds.

Haley Bossert (Harmony Grove Haskell)
A key varsity contributor as a freshman, Haley averaged nine points and seven rebounds per game to earn All-Conference recognition. She improved steadily throughout the spring and summer and is poised for a breakout season.

Anna Lee Jones (Heber Springs)
After serving as the sixth player last season, Anna Lee is expected to move into the starting lineup and take on significant minutes. She brings toughness, competitiveness, and an edge every time she steps on the floor. Offensively, she is crafty with the ball and has a knack for making plays. Her vocal leadership, accountability, and high basketball IQ make her someone the team can trust in important moments.

Riley Farris (Heber Springs)
Committed to Harding University, Riley is a junior who can score at all three levels. She surpassed 1,000 career points during her sophomore season while averaging 18 points, four rebounds, and two assists per game. Her relentless work ethic keeps her in the gym developing her skills, and she serves as a strong leader and role model. She is expected to deliver more high-scoring performances this season.

Tatum Duke (Heber Springs)
A freshman point guard, Tatum plays with the confidence and fearlessness of a veteran. Her quickness, court vision, and instincts allow her to run the offense and create opportunities, especially in transition. Defensively, she pressures the ball and disrupts opponents with relentless energy. She competes every possession, supports her teammates, and has the potential to make an impact beyond her years.

Lea Monk (Heber Springs)
One of two returning starters from last season’s state quarterfinal team, Lea brings relentless effort and leads by example. She averaged 10 points, four rebounds, and two steals per game as a sophomore. Her pursuit of rebounds and loose balls reflects the competitiveness she brings to every possession. A high-character player who makes those around her better, she is expected to have a major impact this season.

Summer Luke (Highland)
A two-year starter, Summer has helped Highland win back-to-back conference and district championships. Her role has grown each season, and the team will rely heavily on her this year. She brings great hands, a soft touch, and an extended shooting range to the post position.

April Edwards (Highland)
April is a sophomore with significant upside who is strong with the ball and finishes well around the basket. She is expected to have a big season as both a distributor and scorer.

Macie Ramsey (Huntsville)
A senior guard and returning All-Conference selection, Macie is committed to playing college softball while continuing to work hard at both sports. She brings physicality and shooting ability to the basketball court. A strong student, leader, and person, she is a joy to coach.

Alli Walker (Huntsville)
Speed and quickness help Alli excel defensively as a senior guard. She is an exceptionally hard worker who leads by example. A strong student and talented artist, she is also valued for her character.

Kaliyah Evans (Jacksonville)
A force in the paint on both ends of the floor, Kaliyah can also step outside and knock down shots. She plays aggressively and has the versatility to defend beyond her position.

Ja’Maya Nathan (Jacksonville)
An athletic scorer, Maya can produce from anywhere on the floor. Her quick first step allows her to beat defenders off the dribble and finish through contact. She is a playmaker with the potential to become an elite defender.

Delaney Reddell (Jasper)
Delaney enters her junior season with the potential to be the top player in 1A girls basketball. Last season, she averaged 15 points, four assists, five rebounds, and three steals per game. An explosive guard who can get to the rim at will, she is especially difficult to defend because of her three-point shooting.

Marli Denger (Jessieville)
A sophomore guard, Marli earned All-Conference honors as a freshman. Her strong all-around game is expected to make a major impact this season.

Keke Harris (Lafayette County)
Keke earned All-State and All-Conference honors in both 2025 and 2026. She averaged 14 points and 10 rebounds per game last season while shooting 39% from three-point range. Her versatility allows her to contribute in a variety of ways.

Aleyah Antwine (Lafayette County)
A 6-foot post player, Aleyah averaged nine points and 13 rebounds per game. She earned All-Conference honors in 2025 and 2026 and made the 2026 All-State Tournament Team. Her overall game has improved, including a jump shot developed over the summer.

Maylee Robinson (Lake Hamilton)
Following a solid sophomore season, Maylee is expected to take another step forward. She scores at all three levels, sees the floor well, and works hard on both ends.

Jami Palmer (Lake Hamilton)
A strong athlete, Jami finds ways to contribute to winning. After surprising some with her play last season, she is expected to be a major contributor for the Lady Wolves.

Kensley Whitfield (Marion)
Kensley is a strong student who takes honors and college classes. On the court, her versatility and skills allow her to play inside and outside, while her rim protection strengthens the defense. Her greatest attribute is her unselfishness, which shows through her passing.

Kallie McCarn (Melbourne)
An All-State selection and Melbourne’s only returning starter, Kallie is a 6-foot-1 forward/center with guard skills and three-point range. She averaged 12 points and six rebounds per game last season while usually defending the opponent’s best player, using her length and athleticism to guard both perimeter and post players. An A student with strong character, she comes from an athletic family: her father is the athletic director and played college football, while her mother played college basketball. Her two sisters currently play college basketball, one at the Division I level and the other at Division II. She is still realizing her potential, with her best basketball expected to be ahead of her.

Presli Bassett (Mount Ida)
A junior guard, Presli returns with All-State and All-Conference recognition. She is quick, handles the ball wel,l and scores at all three levels through drives, a reliable float,er and the team’s best three-point shooting. She enjoys playing defense and led the team in steals and deflections as a sophomore.

Brooke Holiday (Mount Ida)
Brooke is a junior guard who likes getting into the lane to finish or find teammates. She led the team in assists while coming off the bench last season and brings an aggressive, physical approach defensively. Extra offseason work has improved her shooting and ball-handling.

Elliot Owen (Mountainburg)
A four-year starter at point guard, Elliot has led the team in scoring for the past two seasons and averaged 17 points and four assists per game last year. She earned All-State Tournament honors as a freshman and sophomore, followed by All-State recognition as a sophomore and junior. A natural leader with an exceptional work ethic, she carries a 4.0 GPA and is set to graduate with more than 30 college credit hours. She plans to continue playing basketball in college but has not committed.

Klair Jordan (Nemo Vista)
A returning All-State selection, Klair has led the team in points, rebounds, assists, and steals since her sophomore season. She scored 30 points in a win over Hector as a sophomore and recorded 30 points, eight rebounds, five assists, and four steals against Woodlawn as a junior. A three-level scorer with a high basketball IQ, she has averaged more than five assists per game.

Alex Collins (Nemo Vista)
Alex is a sophomore expected to take on a significant role. After moving up following the junior high district tournament as a freshman, she averaged 12 points and eight rebounds across three games. She shoots well from three-point range and frequently gets to the free-throw line.

Maggie Tyrone (Norfork)
A 5-foot-10 combo guard, Maggie uses her length and athleticism to impact both ends of the floor. She can play positions one through four, score at every level and create opportunities with her court vision and passing. She averaged 24 points per game while helping the Lady Panthers reach the state semifinals in 2025-26. She also carries a 3.5 GPA and serves as an excellent role model for younger players.

Macie Lindsey (Norfork)
A long, athletic 5-foot-10 forward, Macie is a strong defender and rebounder who runs the floor well and capitalizes on fast-break opportunities. She can also step outside and shoot the three-pointer at a high percentage. She averaged a double-double while helping the Lady Panthers reach the state semifinals in 2025-26. A student with a 3.5 GPA, she is also an excellent role model for younger players.

Jalliyah Freeman (Northside)
A returning 6-foot junior forward, Jalliyah finishes well around the rim. She is consistently among the team’s leaders in rebounding and shot blocking.

Jaryia Birdsong (Northside)
Jaryia is a senior guard whose ball-handling helps her get to the rim and create shots. She is also a consistent perimeter threat and one of the team’s leading rebounders and defenders.

Morgan Sanger (Northside)
Returning at point guard for her junior season, Morgan leads the team in assists and brings strong ball-handling and consistent perimeter shooting. She holds offers from Hendrix, SAU, and UAFS.

Paisley Hogan (Northside)
A 6-foot-2 sophomore, Paisley returns after starting as a freshman and is already attracting national attention. She has approximately 20 Division I offers, with more continuing to arrive. She recently attended Wootten’s Top 150 camp for potential McDonald’s All-Americans.

Cooper Schmidt (Northside)
Cooper returns as a junior guard and is one of the team’s best all-around shooters and defenders. Her sister, Camryn, plays at the University of Tulsa.

Jacy Hammond (Northside)
An incoming 6-foot-1 freshman moving up to the team, Jacy brings exceptional athleticism. She finishes well around the rim, threatens defenses from the perimeter, and provides strong shot-blocking. She is expected to make a significant contribution this season.

Lilly Dority (Northside)
A 6-foot-1 incoming freshman, Lilly already holds Division I offers from North Texas and Wichita State. The North Texas offer came when she was in eighth grade. She is expected to make an immediate impact on the program.

Raegan High (Osceola)
Hardworking and dedicated, Raegan is determined to help lead her team to victory. She attacks the basket aggressively and goes up strong to finish. Her talent is matched by a persistent, never-quit approach.

Kaitlyn Kuykendall (Osceola)
A versatile athlete, Kaitlyn can get to the basket and shoot effectively. She brings discipline and leadership while willingly competing against opponents regardless of their height or size. She takes the game seriously and embraces challenging matchups.

Mylee Crow (Ouachita)
A Class of 2028 point guard/shooting guard and three-year starter, Mylee is known for her grit and hustle plays. Her court vision helped her lead the team with four assists per game last season. She has shifted from a pass-first approach to a score-first role. She is also a two-time All-State cross-country runner who finished as the 2A state runner-up last year.

Morgan Neel (Ouachita)
A Class of 2028 player and three-year starter, Morgan can contribute anywhere on the floor. A strong post player, she has expanded her shooting and ball-handling to play farther from the basket. She averaged nine points and five rebounds per game last season and is also a 2A All-State golfer.

Kenady Barrett (Poyen)
A 6-foot junior point guard, Kenady averaged 29 points and 10.3 rebounds per game last season after averaging 22 points and 10.1 rebounds as a freshman. She holds numerous scholarship offers and is also known for her outstanding character.

Addy Grimmet (Poyen)
A 5-foot-5 sophomore, Addy is an excellent ball handler and shooter who finishes creatively around the rim. She plays with a high motor and is expected to receive college offers.

Brooklynne Stovall (Prairie Grove)
A senior returning starter, Brooklynne earned 4A-1 All-State and All-Conference honors last season while leading the team with 10.5 points per game and in steals, along with ranking third in rebounds. Her high motor, strong on-ball defense and extensive work in the gym contribute to her impact. An All-State track athlete, she was part of the 4A state championship 1,600-meter relay team and placed fourth in the 200-meter dash. She holds several offers to play basketball and run track.

Aubrey Carlton (Prairie Grove)
Coming off the bench as a junior, Aubrey ranked third on the team in scoring at 7.7 points per game and earned 4A-1 All-Conference honors. The senior is a three-point specialist and one of the conference’s stronger perimeter shooters. She spent the offseason improving all areas of her game and is positioned for a strong season.

Greenlee Elmore (Pulaski Academy)
Greenlee earned Class 4A state championship MVP and All-State honors, along with ABCA Top 5 recognition. She holds offers from several colleges, with Louisiana Tech among the leading options.

Randi Stewart (Pulaski Academy)
An Arkansas Tech commit, Randi has earned All-State and Class 4A ABCA Top 5 recognition. She is returning from ACL surgery.

Ella Gonzalez (Rivercrest)
A 6-foot senior forward, Ella has started for the Lady Colts since her freshman season and uses her length, athleticism and high motor to defend multiple positions. She has 421 career points and 612 career rebounds after averaging 6.3 points and eight rebounds per game as a junior. She earned 3A-3 All-Conference honors as a freshman in 2023-24 and as a sophomore in 2024-25. She carries a 3.5 GPA and competes in golf, volleyball, basketball and softball.

Armani Facon (Rivercrest)
A 5-foot-8 sophomore guard, Armani earned 3A-3 All-Conference honors as a freshman in 2025-26 while leading the team in scoring, assists, steals and blocks. She averaged 14.2 points, 5.9 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 2.3 steals and one block per game. Long and athletic, she can play inside or outside and improved her three-point shooting over the summer. Added strength from the weight room has helped her on both ends of the floor. She carries a 4.0 GPA and consistently works toward her goals in the classroom and gym.

Randashia Booker (Rivercrest)
A 5-foot-7 junior guard, Randashia has started since her freshman season and earned 3A-3 All-Conference honors in both 2024-25 and 2025-26. She averaged 8.9 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.2 steals per game as a sophomore. A tough on-ball defender, she can attack the basket and shoot the three-pointer. Added strength over the summer has helped her rebounding and shooting range, while her work ethic extends to the court, weight room and classroom, where she carries a 3.8 GPA.

Yianna Drosopoulous Hart (Southside)
As a freshman starter, Yianna led the team in scoring, assists, steals and blocks while ranking third in rebounding. She earned 6A West All-Conference honors. A tireless worker entering her sophomore season, she is drawing interest from several Division I and Division II programs.

RaShiya Hall (Springdale)
After a strong sophomore season in the 6A West and at the 6A State Tournament, RaShiya is expected to expand her role as a scorer, leader and defender. She enters her junior season stronger and in excellent condition.

A’laeyah Serrano (Springdale)
A’laeyah started as a sophomore, though her contributions were sometimes overshadowed by Charleen and Kaiya. She has improved significantly and is ready for a larger role this season. She will also take on more ball-handling responsibilities.

Kylee Metcalf (Sylvan Hills)
An athletic 6-foot-2 post, Kylee brings versatility and energy while running the floor well and finishing strongly in transition. She has a smooth midrange shot and can step outside to knock down three-pointers. Her relentless rebounding and timely shot blocking strengthen the team on both ends. She anchors the defense with her length and athleticism and is expected to play a major role this season.

Ma’Kenzie King (Sylvan Hills)
An undersized point guard/shooting guard, Kenzie makes a significant impact with her shooting touch and versatility. She is a consistent three-point threat who can attack the basket, create her own shot and score with a pull-up jumper. Her high basketball IQ and sound decision-making make her reliable in pressure situations. A strong work ethic, unselfish approach and commitment to the team make her an outstanding teammate on and off the court.

Macy Downs (Taylor)
A 5-foot-10 senior, Macy is a two-time All-State and All-Conference selection who has helped the program win two regional championships, two conference championships and three district championships, along with a regional runner-up finish. She averaged 14 points, eight rebounds, two assists and two steals per game as a junior. Her versatility allows her to contribute on both ends of the floor. A three-sport athlete, she also takes pride in excelling in the classroom.

Adley Buford (Taylor)
A 6-foot junior, Adley earned All-State and All-Conference honors as a sophomore after receiving All-State Tournament recognition as a freshman. Last season, she averaged 11 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks per game. She contributes offensively while providing a strong defensive presence as a rim protector. A three-sport athlete, she also excels in the classroom.

Maddyx Soden (Tuckerman)
Entering her junior season, Maddyx is a two-time All-State guard and Tuckerman’s leading scorer. She has excellent shooting range, gets to the rim and shoots free throws well. The point guard also defends, rebounds and facilitates when needed.

Ally Sampson (Tuckerman)
A dynamic all-around player, Ally sees the floor well and leads the team in assists. She pushes the ball up the court and finds open teammates for scoring opportunities. She is also the team’s best on-ball defender.

Hope Oden (Van Buren)
A four-year varsity player and starter for the past two seasons, Hope enters her senior year as the program’s career steals leader with 202. She is a two-time 5A West All-Defensive Team selection and earned All-Conference honors last season. She ranked second on the team in scoring at 10.1 points per game while averaging 4.7 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 2.6 steals. Expected to take on a larger role, she brings outstanding character and a willingness to do whatever her coaches and teammates need to win.

Kyelee Williford (Van Buren)
A junior guard, Kyelee earned 5A West honorable mention as a sophomore despite battling injuries and illness. She can bring the ball up the floor, shoot the three-pointer and score inside through contact. Her court vision and strength help her move the ball effectively. A healthier season would give her an opportunity to build on last year’s contributions.

Livi McKinney (Warren)
A senior forward/post, Livi brings strength, toughness and physicality to the paint. She has led the LadyJacks in rebounding for the past two seasons. Last year, she recorded more than 10 double-doubles while averaging 10.3 rebounds and 8.2 points per game. Her interior presence will be important as Warren competes on the boards and establishes its post play.

Bayleigh Miller (Warren)
A senior guard/forward, Bayleigh averaged 15 points per game last season with a 44.8% effective field goal percentage. Over the past two seasons, she ranked second on the team in rebounding and led the team in steals and blocks. Her effort, toughness and versatility allow her to contribute on both ends of the floor. She also brings strong playmaking ability to the LadyJacks.

Khourtni Johnson (Warren)
Speed, strength and defensive intensity make Khourtni a valuable junior guard for the LadyJacks. She pressures opponents and disrupts their offense with her quickness and physical ability. Her energy, effort and willingness to compete will be important this season.

Breize Fellows (Warren)
As the LadyJacks’ starting senior point guard, Breize brings composure, confidence and leadership to the offense. She makes sound decisions and creates opportunities for teammates. Last season, she led the team in assists and three-pointers made while averaging 12 points per game with a 47.9% effective field goal percentage. She will look to build on that success while continuing to set the tone for Warren.