Keianah is probably a bit of a lesser-known, as LaPorte is in the process of building their girls’ basketball program back up. They have several nice youngsters, but she is a great building block for the program. She has good size and strength, she’s a nice athlete in most directions, and she plays with a motor. I’ve seen her with both the 17U and 16U City Elite teams, and she looks like she fits right in. She doesn’t shy away from contact, and she’s aggressive to the basket. As she continues building her skill, watch out.

This Spring was my first opportunity to see Keianah, and she is absolutely intriguing. She has an athletically strong frame, nice length, and she runs the floor well North/South. She plays with a nice all-around motor, she doesn’t mind mixing it up inside, but she also has some versatility and isn’t just a post player. Over time, look for her to be able to consistently stretch to the 3-point line and become a pick-and-pop ‘4’, but someone who can also roll and use her size/physicality inside the paint as well. Defensively, she is also versatile, as she can sit down and defend the perimeter.

Keianah Hart Keianah Hart 6'1" | C/PF LaPorte | 2029 IN made major strides this past season and played a significant role in helping LaPorte put together one of its strongest seasons in recent years. Her growth throughout the year gave the team added production, energy, and consistency in the frontcourt.

Hart impacts the game with her activity level and physical presence around the basket. She rebounds aggressively, competes defensively, and brings toughness every time she steps on the floor. Offensively, she continues developing her ability to finish inside while creating second-chance opportunities through effort and positioning.

What makes Hart valuable is the energy and consistency she provides throughout games. Her improvement this season helped elevate the LaPorte program, and she appears poised to continue building on that momentum moving forward.

While the Lady Slicers of LaPorte haven’t had much to celebrate over the last few years, Keianah is a prospect who flashes a great deal of potential for the future. She has height, very nice length, and she’s an all-around nice athlete in most directions. She is still learning and working to figure out the Varsity game, but you can see her upside when you watch her. She is also a really nice volleyball player, but if she spends some time each offseason working on her basketball game, she could be a really nice prospect long-term and a productive matchup problem for her high school.