A lunchpail kind of girl who gets the job done. From scoring from multiple spots on the floor to battling in the paint on both ends, her presence are felt both by her team and the physicality she inflcits on her opponents. She can knock down shots from multiple spots on the floor, however when her club needs something big to happen, she steps up and gets it done. In reality, there was a reason why she finished as the MVP in the actual TSSAA tournament. Solid kid with a big future.

She’s the MVP of the 3A classification and she stepped up for her club in a big-time way throughout the tournament. She tallied 43 total points, 34 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals, and had 3 blocks over the course of 3 games. Those numbers gave her the nod as she helped Heritage capture the trophy this year. Chloe was a rock star and got in done in the painted area. Her presents on the floor especially on the boards gave her team an edge as they went on to winning state. Keep your eye out on this young lady as she continues to climb the charts and be force to be reckoned with.

Finished the tournament as the MVP of the whole thing. The Carson Newman signee was spectacular as she helped her club win the championship. She was big-time in the interior, finishing through contact and getting free throw attempts where she knocked them down. She was huge on the boards, as she took away any second chance shot opportunities. She made it difficult for anything around the painted area for Northview guards to get off and made it even tough for their bigs to establish a presence down low. A solid kid who played with relentless energy in every outing of the state tournament.

Hit some big-time buckets when her club needed it the most. Though she only finished with 9 points it was her defense that stood out as she played 29 minutes out of the game. She owned the boards, pulling down 9, as she eliminated any second-chance opportunities South Gibson tried to make. Her play helped fuel her ball club as they advanced to the next round.

Very solid stretch 4 who is tough. She finished with 25 points on Tuesday night, making 4 threes in the contest. Chloe is an all-star signee for Carson Newman who can get it done on both ends of the floor. She can shoot it but also do work on the interior. Add in her ability to grab boards and block shots, she’s hard to beat. Look for her to help Heritage make a run this postseason.

Chloe continues to do what Chloe does! She’s great in the high post. She’s great in the low post! She’s great at stretching the floor and knocking down the mid-range and the long balls! Heath continues to be a consistent finisher! She’s a rebounding machine and a great inside presence on both sides of the court! She does a great job at protecting the rim. She is one of the best stretch 4’s in the state! In my opinion, Carson-Newman is getting a steal with this athlete that can make an immediate impact at the next level!

Chloe Heath Chloe Heath 6'0" | SF Heritage | 2025 State TN is very good. The Carson Newman signee has improved year and year, and has turned herself into an excellent stretch four. She’s a legit 3 point threat now (I was super impressed with her exposure season) which changes the game for her team. Defenses MUST respect her from the perimeter which opens up gaps around the floor. And, she still has the capability to post up a small and power through her to finish. High level defender and rebounder. Makes an incredibly tough tandem with Carsyn Swaney Carsyn Swaney 5'11" | PG Heritage | 2025 State TN .

There are some kids that you could just watch play all day….and Heath is one of those players.  She’s a 6’1 stretch big (’25), had a breakout year for Heritage, and now has carried that directly over into her exposure season  ETA Thunder  ’25 (Smith).

She’s consistently scoring around 14 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, blocks 2 shots, contests everything in the paint, and what I like the best–she is incredibly comfortable stepping away from the rim to shoot threes.  When your 6’1 shot blocker can pull the opposing big away from the rim, it changes the geometry of the court for your offense.  Heath is a game changing offensive precense, and I’ve hear that her college stock is soaring right now.

From what I saw, Heath continues to level up. Her rate of improvement this spring/summer has been phenomenal. She led Heritage in scoring both games Thursday, and was super efficient from three. She was also really decisive on when to attack the rim, and when to shoot. When she was attacking the rim, she was playing with power and poise and finished really efficiently at the rim. No surprise, but her play immediately led to an offer from Carson Newman.

As of writing this article, Heritage sits at 4-0, beating Upperman, York, Cannon Co, and White County. And I’ve heard Heath has been awesome. She’s really becoming a consistent three point shooter, and it’s completely changing he way Heritage can attack you on offense. With the two-headed monster of Heath and Swaney scoring from all 3 levels, how do you guard them?

Her biggest impact, however, has been her ability to defend. Her versatility guarding various positions makes Heritage a defensive nightmare with so many switchable kids.