Speaking of North Carolina Central, Earl already received one offer from the program and was re-offered by it this past week. Nike EYBL Session 3 in Las Vegas is where Earl and her AEBL 17U EYBL assembling will be for the weekend’s live period. Since the season concluded, the talented veteran Rams guard has secured offers from Seattle University, Kansas City, Elon and East Carolina. Earl was a key factor in last season’s Westside team claiming a second consecutive 4A Upper State championship. Earl played in all 29 games last season for the Rams and averaged 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per matchup. 

Last season would be the first for Earl in a new set of threads – those of 4A Westside – and she played a crucial role in the Rams’ run to another Upper State championship. This past week, she would secure an offer from Seattle University. Earl adds this latest offer to others she got from Kansas City, Elon and East Carolina since the conclusion of the high school season. The rising senior guard would play in all 29 matchups this past season for the Rams and would average 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per game. Once June’s camp month is in the books, Earl will finish her final travel season with AEBL. 

This past week would see Earl pick up her latest collegiate offer courtesy of Seattle University. Earl displayed exactly why she is securing offer after offer after a stellar performance in a 43-39 victory over Goose Creek – a 5A Division 2 Lower State finalist from last season. The defense she plays with active hands can leave many ball-carriers turnover-prone and she understands how to attack the rim and finish strong at the cup. The taller-than-average point guard competed in all 29 contests last season for the 4A Upper State champion Westside Rams and averaged 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per game. 

I had not seen Harmony play in person in years, but have kept up with her progress and development as she showed a lot of promise early in her high school career. I saw first hand at camp just how good of a player she has become. Harmoni was excellent attacking the basket and finishing with her dominant left hand at the rim. These were not uncontested layups on a fast break, but instead, Earl went at, through, and over some players who I personally have a high opinion of and know can play. She was very efficient and played within the framework of the offense in the half court and a constant threat to score running the lanes on the break. I expect Earl to add to her current list of offers before she returns back to school as a senior. South Carolina State, North Carolina Central University, Cal State Fullerton, Elon, East Carolina, and Kansas City have all extended scholarship offers to Earl.

Since the start of the travel campaign, Earl has landed offers from Elon and East Carolina – in addition to previous offers from SC State and North Carolina Central. Kansas City would be the latest school to extend an offer in Earl’s direction. Last season was Earl’s debut campaign with 4A Westside and she was a key piece in the Rams’ run to another Upper State championship. Earl would compete in all 29 games in 2025-26 for Westside and would average 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per game. She helped the Rams’ cause in the 4A state championship game against North Augusta with 11 points off the bench. 

Earl’s addition to 4A Westside was a massive boon to the Rams as they won a second consecutive Upper State championship. This past week, Earl secured an offer from Elon as well as one from East Carolina. Earl first played at the varsity level as an eighth grader and her development has only gone up ever since. She competed in 29 games this past season as a Ram while averaging 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per contest. Earl’s 2025-26 season concluded with an 11-point performance off the bench for Westside in the 4A state championship game against North Augusta. During the live period, Earl put forth a solid performance with AEBL 17U EYBL at Session 2 in New Orleans. 

Earl was another of the noteworthy transfers from the previous offseason. The 2025-26 season was the first for Earl in a 4A Westside uniform and was a key name in the Rams’ run to another Upper State championship. Earl is also an AEBL Girlz product. Her junior season in a Westside uniform would see her play in all 29 games this past season while averaging 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.1 steals per game. Earl also gave a big boost to the Rams’ efforts in the 4A championship game against North Augusta when she added 11 points to the Westside cause. 

The addition of Earl has paid massive dividends for a 4A Westside team that once again has state success on the brain. The Rams took part at the She Got Game Showcase at the Lakepoint Sports Complex in Georgia. Earl reached the 1,000-point mark as Westside earned an 86-61 victory over 5A River Ridge of the Peach State. As of this writing, Earl’s play has helped the Rams to an 11-1 record – including a non-region slate that has featured plenty of out-of-state competition. Westside’s only loss was in a 56-55 decision to 7A North Meck out of North Carolina. Earl and her Rams begin its region schedule this Friday at Southside. 

Lefty combo guard that is a three-level scorer. She has a smooth pull up jumper where she elevates up and over the defense. Harmoni can slither through the defense and get to the rack by using her length and quickness. She can get hot behind the three-point line and be a huge threat. She is solid on the glass and defending as well.

From a Harmony to a Harmoni – Earl that is. Several time zones separate the states of South Carolina and California, but that is where this talented star from the Upstate received her latest offer. Cal State-Fullerton has Earl on its radar. She ran with AEBL Girlz during the spring and summer months of AAU and made statewide headlines earlier during the offseason when she transferred out of 5A Division 2 T.L. Hanna to Westside – last season’s 4A state runners-up. If she brings the 16 points, 6.3 rebounds and 3.2 steals she averaged last season to the Rams, her new team could be the last assembling standing among a highly competitive 4A field.