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A’Sharia Simmons

Small Forward/Point Guard

2029 Class

5'10" Height

Robinson School

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About A’Sharia

A’Sharia Simmons is a 5'10" Small Forward/Point Guard in the 2029 class. Simmons attends Robinson in Arkansas. Simmons's Player Profile was created on December 20, 2025. Subscribe to Prep Girls Hoops to see where A’Sharia Simmons is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Chris Gay

Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout

Joe T. Robinson has surprised a lot of people with their play this year, looking like one of the most improved teams in 2025/26. I’m not surprised, because I saw this coming, especially once A’Sharia Simmons A’Sharia Simmons 5'10" | SF/PG Robinson | 2029 State AR announced her decision to transfer to the Lady Senators.

After being offered by Southern Mississippi in January, it was only a matter of time before she blew up with her varsity teammates. Against De Queen recently, Simmons put up 28 points, starting her freshman campaign on the right track.

She has consistently shown that no one can stop her when she attacks the basket. She is a tough driver who is an efficient finisher inside, and she is more than capable of catching and shooting from beyond the arc. I am also impressed with her constant effort on the offensive glass, giving her team extra opportunities to score.

A’Sharia Simmons A’Sharia Simmons 5'10" | SF/PG Robinson | 2029 State AR is killing it so far! And I doubt she stops any time soon. If she continues at this rate, taking that #1 spot in the rankings would not be out of the question.

6 months ago

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Chris Gay

Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout

is another player in the top 5 who already holds a Division I offer. Coming into the season with the Lady Senators, Simmons is bound to pick up some more.

Simmons looks very comfortable with the ball in her hands, even this early on in her basketball career. She handles the ball well and can finish off the break. A good portion of her scoring comes from her play inside, which she can initiate by intercepting passes and taking them all the way to score.

Simmons has great length, which helps her both on the perimeter and in the paint. She posted 7 steals against Lonoke last season and then 8 steals against Conway St. Joseph. In the painted area, Simmons has proven to be a solid shot-blocker who could play as a big in small-ball situations. One of her best games last season was against Quitman, where she swatted 7 shots.

will be able to contribute right away on both ends of the floor. Keep an eye on Joe T. Robinson, as they are forming a great squad.

12 months ago