Beason really piled up the points over the years for the Lady Grizzlies in the Upstate. She finished her career with over 1,700 points for the Lady Grizzlies. KaDerrah has been a building block for this High Point Academy program since it opened its doors in Spartanburg.

She is very crafty at times with her ability to finish with both hands and her nice mid-range game. Beason finds ways to score the rock and do it at a good percentage clip with accuracy.

Beason has been a “Beast” at times this season for the Lady Grizzlies. She has really piled up the numbers this season for her career in the Upstate. KaDerrah has scored 1,742 career points entering the Class 1A Playoffs today for the Lady Grizzlies. She is currently averaging 21.7 ppg this season for the Lady Grizzlies (20-5).

Beason is very efficient with her shot selection and production at times. She can step-out and knockdown the jumper or take it to the cup. Can the Lady Grizzlies make a run this season to Aiken for a Class 1A State Championship?

As a standout on one of the premier 1A teams in the state, Beason is poised to have an emphatic close to her high school career. Versatility is the name of Beason’s game. Along with a knack for setting screens, she can set herself up near the rim to make plays. Beason also will display her ball handling ability along with a willingness to fearlessly attack the basket. She managed to connect on attempts in the midrange and can put her length to good use by keeping her arms outstretched at times when on defense. Beason finished with 15 points in the Grizzlies’ matchup with Hilton Head Christian Academy.

Beason is the second of that Grizzlies 2023 class that should make its Senior Day a memorable one at the school. She is listed at 5-foot-7 and primarily operates as a three forward. Among her many hoops attributes include the ability to grab rebounds, be a stout interior defender, put the ball through the basket and reject shots as a defender. Beason spent her spring and summer playing AAU ball with KST The Academy 17U and coach Ron White. Last season, she averaged 17.7 points and 6.4 rebounds a game for a Grizzlies team that nearly made it back to the 1A championship game.

Grizzlies fans will enjoy one more Beason season before she heads to the college ranks. Recently, she played her final season of AAU ball during the spring and summer months with KST The Academy 17U. She assumed team captaincy duties last season with two other players – one of them now graduated. She is listed at 5-foot-7 and can play the three, but thrives overall as a force to be reckoned with anywhere in the frontcourt. Beason adds elements of scoring, interior defense, shot blocking and rebounding to any team whose colors she wears. But she was not the only Grizzlies star coach Ron White landed for this season of travel ball.