Aficionados of Greenville have become accustomed to winning basketball as of late and that should continue as long as Jaminet continues to sport a Red Raiders uniform. One of the premier freshman guards, she was a key reason why the Red Raiders concluded its 2025-26 campaign as 5A Division 2 Upper State champions. Jaminet played in all 29 games this past season for Greenville and averaged 9.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game. She will look to translate this momentum from what was a banner season for the Red Raiders into a solid travel campaign with HER Elite. Greenville will move back down to 4A beginning with the 2026-27 season. 

Greenville was one of three teams from its region that earned first-round byes in its respective 5A tournaments. The Red Raiders – 5A Division 2 Upper State finalists from last season – commenced this year’s tournament with an emphatic 66-33 victory over Riverside. Jaminet concluded the matchup with 19 points. In the 26 games that Jaminet has played, she has averaged 10.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game. This Tuesday, Greenville – which was ranked third in the most recent 5A Division 2 coaches’ poll – will host another team that was ranked in that same poll – Eastside (ranked eighth). 

A year after Greenville advanced to the 5A Division 2 Upper State championship, the Red Raiders are in prime position to make an even deeper tournament run over the next few weeks. Jaminet is a key element to the Red Raiders’ winning formula. She has played in 24 games this season for Greenville and has averaged 9.9 points, three rebounds and 1.3 steals per contest. Jaminet wears the Her Elite uniform during the spring and summer months of AAU play. She looks to part of the Red Raiders’ nucleus the next three seasons as Greenville will move back down to the 4A ranks following this season. The Red Raiders are currently ranked third in the most recent 5A Division 2 coaches’ poll. 

As the 2025-26 season commenced, the mix of young and veteran talent presented by 5A Division 2 Greenville – Upper State finalists from last season – was why the Red Raiders would once again be a tough out this season. Jaminet is one of the premier 2029s in the Palmetto State. Through 19 games that she has played this season, Jaminet has averaged 11 points and 1.3 points per game. During the AAU season, she wears the uniform of Her Elite which plays on the Nike EYBL Circuit and she already has an in-state Division I offer from Furman on her still-growing resume. Jaminet’s Red Raiders were ranked seventh in the most recent 5A Division 2 coaches’ poll.

Jaminet is one of the more ballyhooed 2029s across the Palmetto State and she lived up to that distinction on Saturday evening against 4A Seneca. With 13 points, Jaminet greatly helped her 5A Division 2 Greenville assembling to a 70-34 rout over the Bobcats. One has to heavily guard Jaminet when she has the ball behind the arc as she is very likely to take – and make – her tries from distance. Defensively, she utilizes her length to come away with steals and create additional offensive possessions for her team. Jaminet maintains a high level of activity even when the ball is not in her hand and can set up shop in the interior offensively – a testament to her versatility. 

Talented and skilled guard that has nice length. Emily is a tough defender because her long arms make it difficult to get passes over and around. She gets a lot of points for herself and team in transition due to her deflections and steals she creates. An elite playmaker that has great court vision. She can take you off the dribble and find the open person at ease as she slashes through the paint. Also, can shoot the deep ball beyond the arc.