The Pacific Tigers’ commit, a dynamic Shooting-Guard from the class of 2026, has already carved out a stellar high school career with the Bears. She leads her class in total points, points per game, field goal percentage, double-doubles, and total rebounds — an extraordinary feat.

Over 91 games, she’s averaged an impressive 16.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 2.4 steals per game, showcasing her all-around dominance. Her shooting splits — 47% from the field, 27% from three, and 68% from the free-throw line — highlight her versatility and poise.

With 1,478 points, 711 rebounds, and 26 double-doubles to her name, she’s a force on the court. Her game thrives in open space, where her explosive downhill attacks and knack for finishing through traffic make her nearly unstoppable.

Due to being such an efficient scorer, Dyer sees a great deal of double-teams in the half-court. This has resulted in her having to share the ball, which she has no problem doing. This past season, she appeared in 30 games for the Bears and averaged a career-high 3.0 assists!

Dyer is a dynamic and talented play-maker who consistently fills the stat sheet for Coach Cogan and the Bears. When a play needs to be made, it is usually Dyer who steps up to make it happen.

During the past season, Dyer recorded four double-doubles while leading the 5A division in scoring, averaging 20.5 points per game, making her the top scorer among all juniors.

In her career, Dyer has played in 91 games, averaging an impressive 16.2 points per game with a shooting percentage of 47%. She also averages 7.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 2.4 steals per game. Dyer has recorded 26 double-doubles, the highest number for the Class of 2026.

Dyer is a remarkable talent who can ‘stop the bleeding’ due to her versatility in the half-court. Her tall, agile frame combined with her incredible speed makes her a dominant force when attacking downhill.

This past season, Dyer was the 5A leading scorer after putting up a commanding 20.5 points per game for the Bears on 47 percent shooting. This achievement marks Dyer’s third consecutive season of averaging at least 12 points while maintaining a shooting percentage of 45 percent or higher from the field.

Dyer was extremely assertive on offense and showcased the ability to score at multiple levels. Ultimately, the explosive Shooting-Guard was able to split multiple defenders on several occasions en route to layups off the bounce, and connect on catch and shoot three-pointers when playing off-ball.

Furthermore, it was evident just how physical and strong Dyer is, as she finished thru contact with ease.

As of now, Dyer is a Three-Time All-State Selection who is collecting serious interest at the collegiate level.

To this point, Dyer has logged 26 Double-Doubles in 91 games played for La Cueva. Furthermore, during her time in a Bears uniform, the dynamic and explosive Dyer has totaled a whopping 1478 points, 711 rebounds, 191 assists and 224 steals!

It was a solid weekend for Dyer, whose versatility was on full display. Not only was Dyer knocking down perimeter shots, but she was also able to get to the basket off the dribble, pretty much anytime she wanted.

Furthermore, Dyer’s length allowed her to shoot over smaller defenders and on the flip side, allowed her to defend multiple positions.