Honor kept off her career in an incredible way, being named our Ohio D6 Player of the Year. She will be attending North Carolina AT&T next fall after an incredible high school career in Northeast Ohio. A complete player, she averaged over 20 per game. 

One of the best pure athletes in Northeast Ohio! Hall is a huge threat with the ball in both the half court and transition. She loves to get downhill and score through contact at the rim. Honor Hall Honor Hall 5'9" | PF Richmond Heights | 2026 State OH is extremely athletic and makes for a matchup nightmare! Richmond Heights had a stellar regular season thanks to the consistent offensive display that Hall had throughout the season. The Spartans are looking forward to Hall having a huge postseason run leading the stars in Division 6!

Hall hit a big 3 with the last 2 minutes of the game that gave the team great momentum and an opportunity to win the game in the final stretch.  No problem slithering her way in between multiple defenders and taking the ball to the rim! (Below with ball)

One of the most electric players in Northeast Ohio. Point blank, she can take over a game at anytime, against anyone. Super athletic and can score from the inside or out. She surpasses 1,000 points and just to think what she will do next season for an encore? She is difficult to defend. Averaged over 21 points per game and defends well with five steals per game. Shares the D6 co-Player of the Year with Auchmuty.

Moving on up to number 15 from number 16 and multiple offers including Canisius, Niagara, NKU, Lemoyne. Such outstanding athleticism and is capable of defeating you in a number of ways. Her quickness allows her to force errors and pressure the ball while playing the game with extreme aggression. She explodes at the first step and is difficult to stop from going to the rim to score. Able to engage in physical play. Hall is a tough cookie! An elite athlete who always finds a way to go to the hoop! She can also ascend, which is a huge benefit when it comes to getting rebounds.

This girl has four D-1 offers and she doesn’t waste time showing why she deserves them! She would of had more if she didn’t break her foot in the second half of July, oh and she played on it as well. A true warrior. Outstanding young athlete with a bright future. Her ability to play the game aggressively and her athleticism allowed her to push the ball up the floor and create mistakes for the other team, her quickness played a big factor in scoring in transition. First step explodes, difficult to stop when she’s going to the rim. She is moving to number 20 to number 16 in the rankings.