Has seen tremendous growth over the years and has turned into a real solid prospect. The Belmont signee is a force down low, and she is big-time in the painted area. Has a nice array of back-to-the-basket moves, will muscle up shots through the opposition and finish, and can solid screen that enables her to roll to the basket or post up with a mismatch. Solid defensively, she anchors this middle for this squad. A talented kid who plays with energy and effort.

She may not be the number one or two scoring option for her team, but the work she does on the interior goes unnoticed. This kid has climbed mountain tops and battled through adversity. She’s put in her time and is ready to take hold of this moment. As the time nears her senior season, she is ready to go to war as her club gears up for this title run. They’ve been on the short end of the stick but want to change the course this time around. Dacarra has been a part of those matchups and she knows the feeling and understands what’s at stake. This kid gets up for tournament time. She makes it hard to work on the interior. She has nice back-to-the-basket moves to go along with her defensive ability to block shots and own the boards. Look for her to come alive as the Lady Panthers make a run at state contention. 

I love her story. A tough kid who shows resilience. She stayed the course and just battled daily even when she wasn’t getting a lot of playing time. When her number was called, she stepped up and took a hold of her opportunity. Since then she has been an anchor in the middle, finishing strong around the rim and owning the boards. I love her communication skills and how runs the floor in transition. Her hard work has paid off and she has received a scholarship from Belmont. Tough kid who competes night in and night out.

Probably one of the sleeping giants in the class. No pun intended based on height. I am going to give D credit, she has played behind some solid bigs in the Bartlett program and she has just kept her head down and worked. It hasn’t always been easy, but when her time came, she was ready and just went at her opportunity full speed. She is a versatile big who works well in the screen game, around the blocks, displaying nice back to the basket moves. She is a menace on the defensive end, grabbing boards, and sending shots into the crowd. Her recruitment is picking up steam. She is a very confident individual and once a school gets her to commit to you, based on your trust and belief coach, she will run through a wall for you.Tough kid who is going to contribute at the next level.

The 6’2 post will enter her senior season with a lot to prove.  Playing with Flight Select Silver U17 this exposure season will have certainly helped her prepare her for the season ahead, and all that will be asked of her. She’s picked up some big time offers this summer as one of the best posts in the state.

Her stock has risen as much as any ’25 out there. The 6’2 defensive powerhouse had a great summer on the EYBL circuit and continues adding D1 offers to belt. She proved that she simply gets it done on the floor, will do whatever it takes to win, great leadership with high-end vocal presence, and while her offensive game isn’t flashy–it will win you games. Ward has added offers from ETSU and Old Dominion in just the past few days.

The unsigned ’25 is still climbing up the rankings after stacking a really impressive run with Bartlett with a nice summer of ball with TN Flight . At 6’2 with nice agility, she’s a top tier defender and rebounder. She’s also a high IQ player that is often the loudest on the court. It’s hard to find players that communicate like Ward, and communication is indeed a skill. She’s recently picked up offers from Tennessee Tech, University of Louisiana, and Memphis.