Durham put together a strong freshman campaign. Respectfully averaging 13 points, 4 steals, and 3 assists per game as the starting point guard. With both backcourt mates graduating, the offense now runs through Durham.

Her ability to get downhill and finish at the rim from either side already makes her difficult to contain. If the outside shot continues to develop, she could become one of the region’s more complete offensive weapons. Defensively, her on-ball pressure, positioning, and IQ consistently create turnovers and transition opportunities. A strong sophomore season could significantly elevate her stock.

Durham is a quick, instinctive guard who thrives attacking downhill. She creates opportunities for herself and others while playing with strong pace and control. Defensively, her anticipation and activity make her a disruptive presence.

Had great freshman year this season! Was able to garner second team all region for Lakeland. Had a breakout game of 30 points, 11 steals, 7 assist nd 5 rebounds. Has a good mid-range jumper and can shoot the three-pointer as well. She is very crafty and can get to the rim for lap ups. Is a good athlete that can defend both guard positions!

A young guard who already plays with advanced feel. Durham showed throughout the season that she’s capable of competing well beyond her years. She brings a combination of quickness, instincts, and composure that gives Lakeland a strong foundation in the backcourt moving forward.

Durham is at her best when attacking downhill. She uses her burst to get into the lane and finish. While also showing the ability to create opportunities for others with solid court vision. She doesn’t force the action and plays with a natural pace that allows her to read defenders and make the right play.

Defensively, she stands out with her ball-hawking ability. Durham anticipates well, gets into passing lanes, and creates transition opportunities with her activity. Her effort on that end adds another layer of impact beyond scoring.

With Lakeland set to graduate its two primary backcourt contributors this spring, the keys now shift to Durham. She projects as the next lead guard for the program and will take on a larger role as the primary engine of the offense.

Overview
Durham didn’t miss a step stepping into the starting point guard role at Lakeland. As she quickly established herself as a steady presence in the backcourt.

Production
14 PPG | 4 APG

Skill Set
The quick guard has shown the ability to get to the basket and finish through traffic while effectively managing the offense. Furthermore, Durham’s speed and decision-making enable her to create opportunities for both herself and her teammates.

Projection
With her backcourt mates graduating. Durham’s role and leadership responsibilities are expected to grow. As she continues to physically mature and develop her game, look for Durham to become the go-to player in Lakeland’s offense next season.

One of the hidden gems in the Class of 2029, Durham has shown the ability to both score and distribute. Averaging 13 points and 4 assists per game. She possesses a true point guard mindset, focused on running the offense, facilitating for teammates. Durham is adept at using her dribble-drive ability to create scoring opportunities. Expect Durham’s production to increase as she continues to physically mature and her role within the offense expands.

Durham possesses a high long-term ceiling and has already proven she can put the ball in the basket. With continued physical development, her impact and production are projected to increase across the board.

Durham, a Class of 2029 point guard, has only begun to scratch the surface of her potential. The smooth freshman shows a natural ability to get to the rim, and finish with either hand.

At 5’4”, continued physical development and added strength will be important, along with building a more consistent perimeter jumper. Even so, her pace, feel, and attacking instincts point to a high long-term ceiling.

Her 15-point performance against Indian River came just above her season average of 14 points per game. Further reinforcing her ability to contribute immediately while still possessing significant developmental upside.