Conyers has maintained a busy athletic schedule throughout her career as she has also played softball and volleyball in addition to her growing list of basketball achievements. Whenever Conyers is on the floor, she is a double-double possibility on a game-by-game basis. Conyers played on a very young Monarchs team last season – she was one of six from the class of 2029 on last season’s Manning assembling. She is also extremely difficult to score on considering how gifted a shot blocker she is. Conyers has helped the Monarchs improve its win total from two back in 2023-24 to nine last season. 

It takes a lot for any coach to trust an eighth grader with a starting role. Former Hartsville and current Manning coach Justin Johnson did that with Conyers and she displayed exactly why her coach trusted her with that starting role. Conyers plays more of the traditional five position and used every single bit of her 5-foot-11 stature to her benefit in a close contest with 3A Palmetto. Conyers concluded her Friday with 15 points. One of those baskets Conyers connected on was the go-ahead score late in the fourth quarter which sealed the win for the Monarchs on its home court. She may be a youngster but she plays with the poise of a veteran.