The distinction of the two-sport athlete also applies to Randolph as she has played softball throughout her career in addition to her basketball achievements. Her latest offer pertained to hoops, and it was of the in-state variety courtesy of Voorhees. Randolph saw playing time in 28 of 4A South Florence’s 29 games throughout the 2025-26 season and would average 6.9 points, four rebounds and 1.2 steals per game. She was part of a Bruins team that advanced to the 4A Lower State semifinals last season. Randolph was one of four from the class of 2027 from last year’s South Florence team. 

Throughout Randolph’s athletic career, she has worn 4A South Florence’s Carolina blue, navy blue and gold hues on the softball diamond every bit as proudly as she does on the basketball court. The Bruins present one of the most dangerous frontcourts in the state and Randolph’s six-foot stature does not make the task of containing said frontcourt any easier for South Florence foes. Randolph played in 28 of the Bruins’ 29 games this past season and averaged 6.9 points, four rebounds and 1.2 steals per game. South Florence made a deep run in the 4A state tournament to the Lower State championship game. 

South Florence is one of the tougher teams across the state to defeat in large part because of its size and height in the interior. The 12 points that came from Randolph contributed to what was a solid Bruins effort against another tough 4A out in region rival Wilson. Randolph is another multi-sport athlete whose second sport of choice is softball. Out of the 12 points she did score, eight took place in the second half of play. Defensively, Randolph can also be relied on to come through with timely blocked shots. She is one of four 2027s on this year’s South Florence team.