Cami Walters is one of the top help-side defenders on the First Coast. Walters built her reputation as a shot blocker from her very first varsity game as a freshman and has continued the block party throughout her high school career. Her timing in transition is very good. In transition, she runs the floor and scores with floaters and runners, and an occasional three. Defensively, she is a lane-protector and a nightmare for the opponent.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL has been a standout defender since the beginning of the season- more precisely- for her entire high school career. Waters scores in transition and on downhill consistently. Her bread and butter is her ability to defend multiple positions, and defensively to protect the rim. Waters scores primarily at the rim and also in the transition game, but also shoots the three effectively. On the defensive end, Waters plays the passing lanes well and has great timing on blocking shots. She leads her team in three point percentage making, steals, and blocked shots. The Senior guard played well all week long and stepped it up in the leadership department as well.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL (SF, Creekside) A proven leader and defender who took another leap forward this summer. Waters has always excelled at finishing at the rim and scoring off floaters and runners, but her improved jumper makes her far more dangerous now. She’s also an underrated defender and shot blocker and a high-level transition player who impacts every possession. She can steal it or rebound it and lead the break as well. Waters is a play maker on both sides of the ball.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL has clearly got better. Over the summer, her work showed up — especially at the Camden Shootout in Georgia, where she knocked down the three-point shot with more confidence and consistency than ever before. That confidence and perimeter shooting have become the biggest parts of her growth. Already known as one of North Florida’s best shot-blocking forwards, Waters also is a tough defender with her feet on the floor. Her length and activity make her a defensive nightmare – she plays the passing lanes, and creates deflections that fuel transition offense. In the open floor, she runs well, finishes on the break, and shows a nice touch with her floater and runner. Long, mobile, and more confident than ever, Water’s growth was impossible to ignore. She’s not just protecting the rim anymore. Waters got better and now she is filling it up in a variety of ways. Waters got better.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL showed the versatility at the shootout. Waters has definitely added muscle and has increased her physical play. She attacks the rim and can finish at the rim or hit you with the running floater. She connected on some three pointers that showcased her range and multi area scoring ability. Her three point efficiency is at its highest and makes a Waters a threat every time she touches the ball. Defensively, she blocked multiple shots and some in spectacular fashion. One play comes to mind. One of the most athletic players in building gets downhill to the rim appearing to have a step pass Waters. By the time the ball is released it is rejected into the “deep Waters”

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL had a standout performance at the UNF Team Camp and put the rest of the First Coast on notice – It’s Cami Time! Water’s was all over the place causing problem for the opponents. She was very impressive on defense, playing well in the passing lanes and rejecting shots at the rim. Waters looked like she has been hitting the weight room and she was definitely more physical than in past seasons. Offensively, Waters can get to the basket and hit you with the float game.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL is a versatile defender who excels in transition defense. Waters has length, good lateral movement, and a shot blocking ability that is among the best on the First Coast. Waters is a constant threat on the defensive end. She plays the passing lanes well and has great length and quickness to get to passes in the passing lanes. Whether protecting the rim, or creating the, Waters is a game changer on the defensive end, and is a player to watch this live period.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL played great on the defensive side of the ball. Waters usually comes away with about 2 or 3 blocks per game that teams don’t expect. Water’s on-ball defense is good, and she generally bothers smaller guards with her height and length. Waters also does a good job of playing in the passing lanes and driving lanes and is very reliable with her help-side defense.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL (cover) is one of the young players on the First Coast who can truly say that her time is now. Waters enters her third year of high school, and this year she will be the go-to player on her team. Waters played well in the preseason game against Trinity Catholic. She consistently got into the paint and scored on a variety of shots, including a nice floater, a pull up jumper at the free-throw line, and a runner in the paint. Waters also played well on the defensive end and showed the versatility she is known for. She came up with some timely blocks, and also defended well on the perimeter.

Cami Waters Cami Waters 5'9" | SF Creekside | 2026 State FL is a “must-see” Junior this upcoming season. Waters is at her best in the open court and has one of the best floaters in the 2026 class. Waters uses her floater on the offensive end as well. Over the summer, Waters showed a more versatile offense – shooting the ball from behind the arc and in the midrange area. Waters is very good on transitional offense and transitional defense. She can handle the ball on the break, fill the lane, and convert the layup on the break. Waters is special in transitional defense. She has the ability to block shots and also turn the guards away from the goal.