Anaya was very instrumental in the Woodmont HS program over the years. Muhammad has the ability to score the ball from all 3 levels on the floor. She averaged 16.4 ppg, 4 rebounds and 3.3 assists this past season while playing at the Class 5A level.

She can knockdown open shots but most importantly plays the game very unselfishly from out top. Anaya will push the ball up the floor with her quickness and find an open teammate in transition.

The 2022-23 season has began in auspicious fashion for the 5A Wildcats as they, as of this writing, currently stand at 8-2. In fact, Woodmont began the season undefeated at 7-0 before recent defeats to Dorman and Riverside. As for Muhammad, she is definitely a consistent threat to up the steal totals. She is a primary point-getter for the Wildcats attack and can also be in good position to grab a good number of rebounds. Muhammad, a former Southside Tiger, can find minutes as either a one or a two. She also possesses shot blocking ability that can surprise a number of scouts and makes timely passes at the right times. In fact, she often finds herself at the right places and right times on the court.

Muhammad once played for Southside as an eighth grader and her career has taken her to where she is ready to embark on her swan song with the Wildcats. She has ran on the grassroots circuit with FBC Carolina Hawks Parks 2023. Muhammad has also showed what she can do on the soccer pitch. She is listed at 5-foot-6 and is a combo guard who is quick with the ball in her hands. Muhammad is also a gifted 3-point shooter and has exceled as a defender for her team. She bolsters a team’s rebounding efforts and makes proficient passes to keep her teammates involved.

Following another noteworthy travel season with FBC Carolina Hawks Elite 17U Parks, she is ready to translate that into her swan song season with the 5A Wildcats. She is listed at 5-foot-6 and is a veteran backcourt stalwart for Woodmont. It does not take long to notice she is skilled as a scorer, but she also sets herself up to haul in rebounds. The ability to reject shots and efficiently move the ball are two other strong suits to Muhammad’s overall game. On many an occasion, she finds herself at the right places at right times to make plays. Prior to arriving on the scene at Woodmont, she played at 3A Southside – and coach Milton Parks.

Prep Girls Hoops got a glimpse of Muhammad earlier in the summer as the 5A Wildcats participated in a team camp hosted by Alaura Sharp at Presbyterian University. Muhammad is listed at 5-foot-7 and can play either of the backcourt guard positions. While she is gifted as a scorer, she also know how to distribute the ball and can contribute shot blocking ability that may surprise some scouts. Muhammad can also get in position for rebounds and finds herself at the right place at the right time on many an occasion on the court. She previously played at Southside before settling in with the Wildcats.