Final Chapter - New Beginning

In this feature, we spotlight seniors who will write their last chapter of high school basketball at a new school. The Class of 2026 is filled with upperclassmen whose moves and leadership could define not just their own legacy, but also the success of their new programs.    [player_tooltip player_id='844873' first='Sara' last='Dagba'] is one of the most versatile small forwards in the state, and her transfer to Central Pointe Christian gives them an immediate two-way weapon. Offensively, she brings a complete arsenal — capable of shooting the three, posting up smaller defenders, an attacking from the wing. She's a high IQ player who is comfortable initiating offense from the free-throw line area, where her vision allows her to distribute, or pull up for a mid-range jumper. Dagba is crafty with the ball and is a very efficient scorer. Though she plays with a quiet demeanor, she is highly competitive, and she consistently finds ways to impact the game. Central Pointe has landed a player who can stretch defenses, create mismatches, and deliver when the game is on the line.     [player_tooltip player_id='633529' first='Mia' last='Chandler'] Chandler is a crafty player who thrives in transition and in an up tempo game. Known for her tenacity and quickness from the four spot, Chandler has the ability to defend multiple positions and can generate offense when her team needs a spark. She enters her senior season as a reliable power forward on both ends of the floor. Chandler's composure in big moments makes her a steadying presence, and San Jose Prep will lean on her to set the tone throughout the year.     [player_tooltip player_id='864101' first='Jayda' last='Parker'] has transferred to Potter's House and her presence gives her new team an energetic power forward who can play the three, four or five. Her versatility is going to create a lot of mismatches this upcoming season. Parker is best suited as a four, especially on the defensive end where her strength and size allow her to battle inside against bigger opponents. Offensively, she blends that interior presence with the versatility of a wing. While she can score on the blocks, Parker is most efficient when facing up from the free-throw line area, where she can knock down short-to-mid range jumpers, make smart passes, or attack off the dribble. She can also step out on occasion and knock down th three point shot. Parker's versatility as a forward who can defend inside and score at various spots makes her a valuable two way contributor heading into her senior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1035064' first='Sanae' last='Graham'] will finish her high school career at Lakewood and will instantly give them a player who can dominate on both ends of the floor. Graham is a player who controls the boards and consistently scores in double figures. Last year she averaged 11.5 points and 10.1 rebounds per game. She also runs the floor well and presents matchup problems in the paint.     [player_tooltip player_id='400786' first='Imani' last='Henderson'] transferred from Atlantic Coast and she and her front court teammates may present one of the tallest tandems on the First Coast. Henderson combines athleticism, shot blocking ability, rebounding, and clutch play, making her one of the top bigs on the First Coast. She thrives on effort plays and loves to run the floor in transition.     [player_tooltip player_id='752585' first='K' last='J Sharpe'] is a savvy floor general with poise and composure. Sharpe brings ton of experience and has played in the biggest of games. She has the ability to run a team, setting the tempo and controlling the pace of the game with her decision-making. Offensively, she does a great job creating quality looks for her teammates, and she is more than capable of putting the ball in the rim. Sharpe can step out and knock down the three and get to the rim, but she's just as effective pushing the ball in transition and keeping pressure on the defense. With her leadership, she will raise the efficiency of everyone around her.     [player_tooltip player_id='768731' first='Roslyn' last='Weston'] brings versatility to an already talented and loaded back court. Weston can shoot the three, get to the rim off the dribble, and thrive in the transition game with craftiness and scoring production. Weston also excels on the defensive end, where she plays tenacious defense and turns steals into fast breaks and transitional layups. Weston gives Potters House one of the deepest back courts on the First Coast.

In this feature, we spotlight seniors who will write their last chapter of high school basketball at a new school. The Class of 2026 is filled with upperclassmen whose moves and leadership could define not just their own legacy, but also the success of their new programs.