In the Cavaliers’ matchup with Greenville on Sunday afternoon, Ferguson actually entered the contest off the bench and eventually finished with nine points. She is one of the players to watch in the 5A class for a multitude of reasons and one of those is how active she keeps her hands on defense. That can lead to steals and additional possessions for her team. Ferguson can quickly get from one end of the court to the other and this especially shows itself to be true in the transition game. She also maintains a high level of activity even when the ball is not in her hands.

(*PGH Preseason Player of the Year*)rnA pair of in-state colleges have offered this standout from the Upstate as both North Greenville and Coker have Ferguson on their radars. Ferguson took to the court on 25 occasions last season and averaged 11.4 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.2 steals per matchup. As those statistics suggest, she can put plenty of points on the board and also excels defensively and as a rebounder. A frontcourt force for the Cavaliers, scoring on her is difficult as well given her shot blocking capabilities. Ferguson will unquestionably play a key role as Dorman will be in search of 5A championship euphoria this season.

Ferguson saw the court in all 25 games that the 5A Cavaliers played in last season. She too is another who participated in grassroots ball with Upward Stars Upstate 2023. Following the graduation of Renasia Jeter-McKissick, expect Ferguson to assume even more of a leadership role for the Dorman frontcourt. Ferguson is a reliable scorer who can also be counted to pull down a good bit of rebounds. She also displays impressive handles and can knock down her attempts from either inside or outside the 3-point line. Ferguson runs the floor well, can get from one end of the floor to the other quickly, will weave her way through defenses and can draw contact to get to the free throw line.