Porter was awarded AAAAA-South Player of the Year by the Georgia Coaches Association and there is no disputing that she earned it averaging 15 points, 4.5 steals, and almost three assists per game in leading Coffee to a 28-3 record (10-0 in region) before losing to Milton. Porter was very good in that game slashing to basket, handling the ball confidently, and playing very good defense in her last high school game. Porter is a 1,000 point scorer who will be a very solid college player. She plays with high understanding of the game showing intelligence and intention with her play.

Porter is a tough guard who knows how to put her down and get to the basket. If you take away the driving lanes, she has the ability to shoot the 3 ball or the mid-range shot. A player that can pressure you on defense and offense. Gets downhill quickly and scores in the paint consistently. Unsigned 2026 who has all the intangibles to play at the next level.

Aggressive defender 94-feet. Turns defense into offense with how she pursues steals. At her best when scoring at the rim but can hit the catch-and-shoot jumper with three-point range on occasion.

Porter is a gamechanger. Her ability to push the ball and score at all 3 levels is her greatest strength. High IQ floor general that controls tempo for her Coffee County team. A player that can shoot, pass and defend. Her ability to push in transition puts pressure on the defense to stop the ball which in turn leads to open shots for her teammates.

High-energy. Moves well without the ball. Thrives in transition. Will hit the occasional three-point shot. Piled in 17 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals, sparking a comeback bid against Midtown.