Jiyah Hamilton Jiyah Hamilton 5'2" | PG Forest | 2025 State FL was a force in the District semifinals and was impressive on multiple levels. On offense she ran the point guard position and was excellent at distributing the ball to her teammates, in particular her wing player Mccoy and cutter Wess. Scoring – Hamilton proved she could score in multiple ways. She started the game off with drives to the rim and had some nice runners in the lane. Hamilton got into the paint and was able to score or get to the freethrow line throughout the game. Hamilton connected on the pull-up midrange and down the stretch connected on a clutch three pointer on the floor. The point guard was impressive in the transition game and displayed great court vision. Her vertical passing game was on point and she torched the defense with a few long passes for layups. Hamilton also filled the lanes in transition and had a few clutch layups down the stretch. The opposing student body was heckling Hamilton in a fun way and each time they did it fueled her with confidence. By the end of the game they were nearly applauding her performance. Hamilton was a standout and it’s a game college coaches will want to watch.

Jiyah Hamilton Jiyah Hamilton 5'2" | PG Forest | 2025 State FL got to the rim and showed her quickness off the bounce. Hamilton is a playmaking guard who looks to get teammates involved. Hamilton can also shoot the short-range shot and the three-ball to offset her drives to the goal. Hamilton showed the defensive speed as usual. She has the speed and quickness to keep ball handlers in front of her and cutting off driving angles.

Jiyah Hamilton Jiyah Hamilton 5'2" | PG Forest | 2025 State FL is a prospect to watch this upcoming season. Hamilton has garnered interest from a lot of schools in the region with her play from the point guard position. She is a selfless, team-first guard who is a playmaker out there on the floor. She gets into the paint and can put the pass where her teammates can score. Hamilton can shoot the three, has a nice midrange shot, and can also get to the rim and score. Hamilton averaged four assists per game and knocked down 14 threes. Defense is an area where Hamilton also shines. College coaches have marveled at her quickness on defense, and her ability to get in front of the ball handler, cut them off from their path, and disrupt the opposition’s offense.