At the beginning of January, Pullman also joined the 1,000-point club. Pullman achieved the feat the month following her announcement of her collegiate commitment to UNC-Pembroke. The 2025-26 campaign may have featured a plethora of struggles for the Wildcats as a team, but Pullman is still putting together a stellar senior campaign. She has played in all 19 contests this season for 5A Division 2 Woodmont and has averaged 18.1 points and 8.6 rebounds per contest in addition to 1.1 blocks. She leads the Wildcats in the points and rebounds categories and is second in rejections for Woodmont in 2025-26.

Pullman’s basketball journey will pull her barely across the South Carolina-North Carolina state line following this season with 5A Division 1 Woodmont. She announced early in November that she committed to UNC-Pembroke. As of this writing, the Wildcats earned a blowout victory over 3A Carolina at the Lady Red Raider Thanksgiving Tournament not to mention a close loss against a Gaffney team that is one of the teams to beat in 5A Division 2. During her AAU career, Pullman had stints with Future Queens and Upward Stars . Pullman is the leading scorer and rebounder for the Wildcats so far this season. 

A product of the Upward Stars 3SSB program in the Upstate, Pullman lived up to the namesake of her club team while sporting her blue and black Woodmont uniform. The Wildcats were locked into a tight contest with 4A Southside from start to finish and her 18 points were instrumental in giving Woodmont a great chance at victory. When she had the ball in the interior, she typically was a matchup problem that the Tigers had little to no answers for. It is also difficult to find answers to her rebounding prowess. Pullman plays either at the four or the five and understands part of being in the paint is getting physical, drawing contact and finding her way to the line. She also understands that part of playing near the rim is coming through on defense with big blocks and steals.