Hyman played the past few seasons in the SCISA ranks at Hammond for the Lady Skyhawks. Kayce does some of her best work around the cup and scoring the ball on missed opportunities around the bucket. Hyman a left-handed forward will look to get downhill at times from the wing spot on the floor.

The homestanding Skyhawks of SCISA 4A Hammond bounced back from a blowout loss against South Pointe to score a 76-45 triumph over 3A Crestwood. With 27 points, Hyman was once again instrumental in the Hammond victory. Hyman has no problems drawing contact and getting to the free throw line – and she displayed that early as much of said early production was at the charity stripe. Hammond’s roster has her at 5-foot-9 – certainly ideal for the three and four spots on the court she typically plays at. Defenses have to particularly watch out for her if she is in the interior as she is also a gifted rebounder and high-percentage shot maker.

Hyman’s Hammond Skyhawks was one of the final teams that took to the court at the Steel Hands Holiday Classic. She concluded her evening with a 14-point showing that led the Skyhawks to a commanding victory over 4A Rocky River out of North Carolina. Hyman displays her ability to organize an offense in a halfcourt set with her ability to play point. As a scorer, she is very efficient – particularly in the midrange game and when she is near the rim. She also has no problems absorbing contact and getting to the free throw line. The game was so lopsided that she had plenty of time take in the action from the bench.

Hyman was a nice addition for the Lady Skyhawks a season ago when she arrived on the SCISA scene. Hyman a left-handed forward started her career off at Dutch Fork HS. Kayce gives the Red, White and Blue an option from inside-out at times on the floor.

She can beat bigger players off the ball with her handles at times or simply go to battle down on the low block. Hyman rebounds the ball well through contact and does a nice job of keeping the rock up high. Kayce averaged 12.8 ppg and 8.6 rebounds last season for the Lady Skyhawks.

Can the Lady Skyhawks make a push at longtime rival Heathwood Hall this season in Class 4?

Hyman made a solid transition last season moving over from Dutch Fork HS to Hammond. Kayce is a left-handed mismatch at times with her ability to get the ball downhill at times or simply play around the basket. She’s constantly plays in HUSTLE mode while on the floor.

Kayce can knockdown short jumpers and along with rebounding the ball well from anywhere on the court. She will finish through traffic on the way to the cup. Can the Lady Skyhawks make some moves this season in SCISA Class 4?

Hyman made good waves last season after transferring into Hammond from Dutch Fork HS. Kayce brings good versatility with her play. She can get the ball downhill at times or simply knockdown the jumper on the baseline. Kayce does a good job of finishing through contact and getting to the foul line.

She has the skill set to take the ball up the floor in the half court set or even better handle it in transition. Kayce will keep the ball up high every time after claiming it off the glass.

Will the Lady Skyhawks make some noise this coming season in SCISA Class 4A?

Hyman was active all game long with her play for the Skyhawks. She finished with 23 points in an opening round victory over Laurence Manning Academy. Kayce seems to do her best work around the paint area and remaining active on the glass. She was relentless with her play at times today. Hyman dropped a few short jumpers and showed a nice touch on the foul line.

The Lady Skyhawks will now play Northwood Academy on Monday in the SCISA Class 4A Quarterfinals.

Prep Girls Hoops remembers getting a glimpse of this skilled forward during the Triumph Region of the Prep Girls Hoops Circuit. Hyman competed with Palmetto 76ers at Peach Games in Atlanta. She stands at 5-foot-9 and uses that to her advantage as a rebounder. In addition, she will absorb contact that can place her at the free throw line. Hyman unquestionably will put crooked numbers on the board in terms of points. She is a transfer from 5A SCHSL Dutch Fork and will join a Hammond team that nearly made it to the semifinals of last year’s SCISA 3A tournament. The Skyhawks will compete as a 4A team this season.