Stanford finished her senior season as one of the most dominant players in the region, earning Region 4C and Dulles District Player of the Year honors. A true interior-exterior hybrid, she anchored the Pride on both ends with her ability to score inside, stretch defenses with her jumper, and defended multiple positions. Stanford delivered several standout performances, including a 26-point outing fueled by strong mid-range shooting and pick-and-pop scoring. In the regional playoffs, she recorded another big double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds, sealing the game with clutch free throws late. She continued her strong postseason in the state quarterfinal win over Charlottesville with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists, showcasing the leadership and production that defined Heritage’s frontcourt.

Stanford finished her senior season as one of the most dominant players in the region, earning Region 4C and Dulles District Player of the Year honors. A true interior-exterior hybrid, she anchored the Pride on both ends with her ability to score inside, stretch defenses with her jumper, and defended multiple positions. Stanford delivered several standout performances, including a 26-point outing fueled by strong mid-range shooting and pick-and-pop scoring. In the regional playoffs, she recorded another big double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds, sealing the game with clutch free throws late. She continued her strong postseason in the state quarterfinal win over Charlottesville with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists, showcasing the leadership and production that defined Heritage’s frontcourt.