D’Arrah is a recent arrival to Georgia from Nevada who I saw play multiple times in June with her new high school team, Sandy Creek, and her new teammate, Morghan Reckley. Mitchell not only really impressed myself, but also “Basketball’ Bob Corwin during the June GBCA Live event at Lakepoint. She was also excellent in the games I watched her play in the June Fall League against some of the very best teams in the state. DD is a stretch four that creates a lot of problems for opposing defenses. Specifically, she is an elite offense rebounder who was able to get multiple extra opportunities for herself and her team while being equally good slashing to the basket off the bounce. Mitchell is almost 6′ tall and has cat like quickness which enabled her to blow by every opposing defender that I saw match up with her over two games. DD finished really well at the rim versus Duval Elite several times including a very nice reverse after a long offense rebound and drive baseline. Her face up game is legit as she has consistently knock down mid range jumpers in the ten or so games I have seen her play this Summer, keeping the defenses off balance and defenders guessing. She brought offers from other parts of the United States with her to Georgia, including Cal, UNLV, SMU, and Texas Tech. I expect that list to grow over the next few days after her performance in Ohio.

I saw D’Arrah’s name on the transfer list put out by Kyle Sandy for Sandy Creek and was intrigued about a 6’1 Wing from Las Vegas coming to join a team loaded with talent. The obvious answer is to play with Morghan Reckley Morghan Reckley 5'8" | PG Sandy Creek | 2028 State #7 Nation and Jordan Avila, which is a very good reason to pick up and move across the country. Mitchell made it very clear, very quickly that she is her own player, but will fit in perfectly with that mix after watching them play twice at Milton’s June Summer League. She took her game to a whole other level at GBCA Live and made a big impression on the college coaches and national evaluator Basketball Bob Corwin, who was raving about her play to anyone who would listen. Mitchell had two excellent games in particular versus two very talented teams full of college players also in Morrow and St. Francis. She performed very well finishing with 16 and 17 points in those two games going against other Division One recruits. Mitchell has the length, skill, and athleticism to play four positions effectively on the court. She plays with swagger and calm, smoothly scoring the basketball while making it look easy. She has offers from Texas Tech, Cal, SMU, and UNLV with the list sure to grow with more Power Four schools, sooner rather than later.