Keiarra has been the do-it-all disruptor for Whitehorse this season, impacting the game in nearly every phase. While her squad didn’t make it to the final stage of the tournament, her influence on the floor was clear all year. Her ability to get downhill, attack the rim, and pressure defenses made her the driving force behind much of Whitehorse’s offense.

That same aggressive style and versatility should translate well as she heads into the summer with NLB, where she’ll have the chance to measure her game against players from a variety of classifications and continue proving how her skill set stacks up at a broader level.

The state’s leading scorer right now is Keiarra Martin Keiarra Martin 5'8" | SF/SG Whitehorse | 2027 State UT , averaging nearly 28 points per game, and her production makes it clear that school size has nothing to do with skill or athletic ceiling. She consistently creates separation off the first dribble, has a lightning-quick release, and is comfortable shooting well beyond the arc. Her mechanics are clean and repeatable, and the confidence she plays with shows on every possession. If she continues at this pace, her impact could be the driving force that pushes Whitehorse into a deep postseason run.

Whitehorse is fortunate to have a leader like Keiarra anchoring its lineup. Her athleticism far exceeds what you typically see at this classification, and once the high school season wraps up, she’ll be testing herself with Utah NLB against elite competition at her level. Right now, she leads the state in scoring at over 25 points per game, showcasing her ability to take over games from anywhere on the floor. That explosiveness separates her in 1A play, and with another year still ahead of her, Keiarra will continue to be the engine that drives Whitehorse’s title hopes.

Keiarra returns as the centerpiece for Whitehorse, coming off a state title run where she played a pivotal role in their success. She’s already proving she’s still the heartbeat of the program, opening the year with a 22-point performance and showing the same leadership, scoring ability, and composure that carried them last season. As a returning star, she’ll once again be the focal point of their offense and the tone-setter on both ends of the floor.

Whitehorse may be off the beaten path, but in small towns, basketball is everything. Keiarra stepped up as a sophomore last year and proved she can score. With much of the roster returning, she’ll have the help she needs to push for a deeper run in the big dance. Look for Hannah Clark Hannah Clark 5'5" | SG Whitehorse | 2026 State UT to be a key piece alongside her.

Martin is at a 1A school but with good size at about 5’9 now she has been on a tear in 1A. She is not only scoring teh ball well she is also shooting the ball well. She is averaging about 3 three-pointers a game. Could be a player to invite to a camp as a young player to start tracking.