Breckenridge has the opportunity to accomplish a pretty cool Mary Ostrowski Award feat in the 2026-27 season. Should she go on to win or co-win the award, Pryor and Breckenridge would be the first pair of teammates to win the award back-to-back in the history of the award. Talent and skill set wise, there is no question she can win this award. But, just like with Pryor, the question is if GW will need her to put up the same 15.1 points per game, 4.8 boards, 2.2 steals, 34 percent from 3, 50 percent from two and 75 percent from the line that she produced during the 2025-26 season. Again, the Patriots, who lost to Parkersburg South in the Class AAAA state semifinals, one year ago, believe they have a state championship-worthy group, so does she get the stats needed to win the award.

Rayana committed to the University of West Florida after holding several other offers. She has good hands defensively and can poke the ball away from opponents to create steals. Offensively, Rayana has a nice floater game in the paint and plenty of shooting range, already knocking down shots from the collegiate three-point line with ease.

In my opinion, Breckenridge is still one of the most underrated athletes in the state. I think Rayana can compete with the best of them. She’s incredibly smart with the ball in her hands. She can run the point guard position better than most, and if you need her to play off the ball; she can do that too! Rayana picked up an offer in June from the University of Charleston.

Rayana rounds out our top 5! Breckenridge is a smooth assasin on the court. She doesn’t have to be flashy or fancy. She will play the game the right way and do whatever is best to help lead her team. She was named on the first team 4A All-State list. Rayana does an excellent job controlling the tempo of the game. If GW has a chance to take home the title next season, Rayana will be there to help lead the way.

Rayana did all she could do to help her team get the win over Washington. Breckenridge poured in a team high 18 points. When you cover the best on-ball defenders in the state, you have to cover this kid. Offensively, she has excellent court vision. She does a good job running the point, but she can also play off the ball. George Washington has one of the best backcourts in the state with Breckenridge & Pryor.

Consider this one a sleeper no more! If you didn’t know Breckenridge you better know her name now! This kid was a part of the 16U GUAA WV Thunder squad, and she continues to do whatever is asked of her. I love her ability to play different guard spots. In my opinion, Rayana’s defense will be a huge separation factor for her. She has the ability to make your best offensive threat struggle! If you have eyes on the ’27 class in WV, you definitely want eyes on this one!

Add Rayana to the sensational sophomore list! Breckenridge is the athlete with the “DAWG” mentality! She’s a smart athlete that takes care of the ball! She doesn’t get sped up or get out of control. Rayana has put up numerous stat lines with scoring over 25 points this season. In her most recent team win, she scored 17 points and added 8 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals against Woodrow Wilson. She knocks down shots at a high level! She crashes the boards hard and makes winning plays! Defensively, she will make you work! There is so much to love about this young star’s game! Keep your eyes on this sophomore!