Keisha was one of the more active players on the defensive end of the ball. She pressured the ball, poked it away for steals, and consistently created disruption in passing lanes. Offensively, she showed a quick first step and attacked decisively, including a shot-fake into a quick drive for an and-one. She also knocked down a three and ran the floor well in transition with her speed. Definitely one of the most exciting Freshman in the entire state of Florida.

Keisha continued to show why she is regarded as one of the premier players in Florida’s 2030 class. The quick guard plays with great pace and is extremely dangerous with the ball in her hands by using her speed to put pressure on the defense in both the half court and transition. She knocked down a corner three with confidence and displayed impressive court vision by delivering a one-handed push pass in transition as well as a one-handed swing pass that led to quality scoring opportunities. Keisha’s combination of speed, playmaking ability, and scoring instincts makes her one of the top young guards to watch in the state.