Roach’s resume will display that she won a pair of 3A state championships at Walhalla and snapped a decades-long state drought for the school. The Razorbacks’ latest triumph occurred back in early March as Walhalla prevailed over Keenan at Colonial Life Arena. Roach would wear Razors purple in 26 of Walhalla’s 28 games this past season and was the team’s leading scorer. She averaged 14.5 points, 4.7 assists, 4.6 steals plus 3.2 rebounds. Roach is one of four seniors that are part of Walhalla’s graduating class for 2026. Southern Wesleyan and Columbia International have both extended offers in Roach’s direction. 

The 3A Walhalla team Roach was part of last season will forever be remembered in history. After all, it was the first time a Razorbacks team brought home a state championship – in any sport – in over 70 years. A product of FBC Next Up Lady Wolves, her first season playing at the varsity level was eighth grade when she played in 22 games. Roach wore Walhalla’s signature purple hue on 27 occasions last season – and averaged 14.9 points, 4.9 assists, 3.9 steals and 3.5 rebounds last season. Throughout her athletic career, Roach has also played in volleyball and soccer alongside her basketball achievements. 

Roach forever etched her name in Walhalla lore this past season. With head coach Byron Wimphrie at the helm for the Razorbacks, Roach tallied 10 points in the 3A final against Dillon to claim Walhalla’s first-ever state championship by virtue of a 52-37 decision. Throughout her career, Roach has excelled in a variety of athletic disciplines – including soccer and volleyball alongside basketball. She established career highs in points, assists and steals in 2024-25. Roach averaged 15.2 points, five assists, four steals and 3.6 rebounds last season at Walhalla. She has played at the varsity level since she was in the eighth grade. 

Kami is not flashy with her play but she’s quite effective. She and her teammates will head to Florence this week to play in the SCHSL Class 3A Upper State Championship Game. Kami is a nice catch-shoot option for the Purple and White. She has the ability to knockdown open shots.

Kami was voted the Class 3A State Player of the Year this past season. She made the move up from #55 to #32 in this latest edition of Stock-Risers.

Kami is averaging 14.5 ppg. 5.2 assists, 4 steals and 3.7 rebounds this season for the Lady Razorbacks (25-3).

Roach maintains a busy athletic schedule between playing basketball, soccer and volleyball. On Friday night at home, she led her 3A Walhalla squad to a Region 1-AAA championship as her 19 points lifted the Razorbacks to a 65-49 victory over West-Oak. It was the 12^th consecutive victory the Razorbacks have earned vs. the Warriors dating back to 2019. Thirteen of Roach’s 19 points were placed on the scoreboard in the second half and that enabled Walhalla to pull away from West-Oak in the contest’s latter moments. Long-range accuracy, defense and passing are among the many elements to her complete skillset. 

Roach plays in obscurity at times up in the Northwestern corner of the Palmetto State. Kami helped the Razors (19-8) last season. She averaged 15 ppg, 4 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 3.3 assists last season.

Roach made the from #76 to #54 in this latest of update in the 2026 Palmetto State Rankings.