Kasey Davey Kasey Davey 5'11" | SF Providence | 2026 State FL continues to show why she’s among the top players in her class. Her energy and activity changes and takes over games. If you don’t put a body on her, she makes you pay. She elevates on rebounds, elevates on her jumper, finishes at the rim, and mixes in a floater with deep range three pointers. Davey is so elite she makes it looks easy at times. You glance up at the score-books and she’s already nearing 25 points. Guarding her one-on-one is a difficult task and she has the skill set to punish man to man or zone defenses.

Kasey Davey Kasey Davey 5'11" | SF Providence | 2026 State FL was a problem for man-to-man defenses. She attacked the paint with purpose and showed the ability to elevate over defenders to get her shot off. Her athleticism stood out, especially on difficult turnaround jumpers that were nearly unguardable. Down the stretch, her execution was elite — knocking down tough, timely midrange shots when defenses knew exactly where the ball was going. Her ability to rise over pressure and deliver in big moments separated her.

Versatile forward with solid athleticism.

Last season:

12.9 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 2.3 apg, 1.5 bpg

Kasey Davey Kasey Davey 5'11" | SF Providence | 2026 State FL plays defense with rhythm and grace and she is as smooth as they come with it. She runs the floor effortlessly, covering ground like a guard but protecting the rim like a true post. Her shot-blocking isn’t just about size; it’s about anticipation and timing, turning what looks like an open lane into an instant rejection. Davey brings poise and control to the defensive end, using her length and awareness to defend the paint. A small forward by position but a rim protector by nature, she makes defense look effortless — and opponents feel it and teammates owe her for erasing their miscues.

Kasey Davey Kasey Davey 5'11" | SF Providence | 2026 State FL   (cover) is one of Jacksonville’s most complete and underrated stars—a quiet killer who impacts the game on both ends. She rebounds at a high level thanks to her athleticism, anticipation, and high basketball IQ, often outworking and outsmarting opponents. Defensively, she’s a lock-down presence with the quickness and length to guard multiple positions, block shots, and create turnovers. Offensively, Davis has a smooth pull-up midrange, can knock down the three, and is one of the best transition finishers in the state. Whether she’s scoring, defending, or making hustle plays, Davis consistently proves she’s among the top players on the First Coast and beyond.

Kasey oozes athleticism when you watch her play for Duval Elite. On the offensive end, the Yale commit uses her talent to her advantage when the ball is in her hands. She shows a quick first step when driving to hoop and she relied on a strong pull up game where she elevated to the point where it was tough to get a hand close to her shot.

Kasey is a tall, impactful guard who influences the game on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she thrives when attacking downhill or curling to the basket, using her length to finish at the rim with ease. Her scoring ability makes her a constant threat. Defensively, she stands out with her awareness and ability to rotate effectively in help side, creating problems for opponents. Kasey’s size, skill, and defensive presence make her a key contributor every time she steps on the court.

Kasey Davey Kasey Davey 5'11" | SF Providence | 2026 State FL is usually the player on the court that provides the fireworks and they come from all over the place – defensive stops on the perimeter, blocking shots in the paint, gliding in for the layup, and pulling up for the midrange. Davey is athletic, can jump out of the gym and she is usually assigned to the opposition’s best player. Her ability to impact the game in every area has made her one of the most versatile players in the 2026 class. Davey is usually the top player on the floor – she is the lighter, the spark, the flame, and the fireworks.

Kasey continues to be a name that a lot of coaches ask me about between Live at Lakepoint and the most recent Academic Showcase. Her length, athleticism, size, and skill make her one of the most versatile players in the state. I really am impressed with her ability to quickly elevate over an opposing player for a bucket or even elevate for a block on the defensive end. She has received offers from Tennessee Tech and Radford since the last rankings update.

Kasey Davis is another 2026 prospect whose recruitment is just taking off. Davey has been a standout for Providence and has been a huge part of the school’s rise as a viable State Championship contender every year. Davey recently received an offer and is part of the growing number of First Coast 2026 prospects receiving college offers. Things are starting to get serious and look for more offers to come. Davey can dominate on both ends of the floor.