Yarde just wins Championships literally. Devon has won 5 state championships while the program has now 6 SCISA Championships in a row. Yarde and her teammates have won the past 2 SCISA Class 3A State Championships. This season Devon averaged 13.3 ppg, 4.1 rebounds and 3.2 assists for the Lady Eagles (17-7). Devon was the floor general and part of this winning program that will go down in SCISA history. Yarde finished with 20 points in the Championship Game vs John Paul II.

Yarde just wins Championships at Hilton Head Christian. Devon has been part of a lot of state championship teams and winning. Yarde and Tamya Hutchinson Tamya Hutchinson 5'4" | PG Hilton Head Christian | 2024 State SC form a great backcourt duo for the Lady Eagles in SCISA Class 3A.

Devon has strong very strong academics in the classroom for the Eagles. She plays the game with a pass first mentality and always seems to be around the ball to make a play.

Yarde is a WINNER period. She has helped the Lady Eagles win 4 straight SCISA State Championships while being on the roster. Devon understands on how to play as a lead guard from out top. She will facilitate the ball around the floor and play as a pass first guard.

Devon never takes a playoff while on the court. She constantly plays the game in HUSTLE mode. Devon will jump on the deck for a 50/50 ball, take a charge or simply making a winning play. She brings very solid academics to the table along with a great attitude for the game. Yarde has run on the Grassroots Circuit over the years with the same local based team.

Speaking of gifted juniors that comprise what will again be a tough Eagles team to contend with, Yarde is another Hilton Head Christian star that translated the momentum from winning a SCISA 2A championship into a noteworthy time on the grassroots circuit with H2 Lowco. The cross country/track and field realm is another athletic discipline Yarde has been part of. Yarde can drain her attempts from midrange and puts plenty of emphasis on taking care of the ball to limit turnovers. She has emerged over the years as one of the leaders for the Eagles and that will be even more the case as she enters her junior season.

As one could expect, a lot of Hilton Head Christian Academy is on our list given it is the school that has won the last four 2A championships in the SCISA ranks. Yarde places plenty of emphasis on dribbling and taking care of the ball to prevent turnovers. She can drain her attempts from midrange and has completely come into her own as one of the leaders for the Eagles. Yarde is also coming off an AAU season that saw her compete with H2Lowco whose spring and summer slate included a few stops on the Triumph Region as part of the Prep Girls Hoops Circuit.