Heavayah was really good at navigating through traffic and showed a nice change of direction with the ball in her hands. She was able to zig-zag her way through the lane, changing angles and avoiding defenders on her way to the basket. One of her more impressive plays came when she split the defense and converted a reverse layup between three defenders, a finish that had heads turning throughout the gym. Her ability to maneuver in tight spaces and find a path to the rim was impressive throughout the showcase.

Heavayah is versatile on offense, reading the defense from the perimeter, maintaining her dribble, and making smart decisions about when to attack. She can also play inside, using her body to shield the defender before finishing with a reverse layup, as well as showing she can shoot outside. She can secure a rebound, create space for herself, and transition directly into an attack toward the basket.

Heavayah attacks baseline with purpose and stays focused on the finish, while also finding open space on the perimeter to put herself in position to score off kickouts. She runs the floor well in transition, getting ahead of the defense and moving toward the basket for easy scoring opportunities. She also brings energy defensively, anticipating passes, collecting steals in the press, and hustling to poke the ball away and quickly turning those takeaways into offense.