Keyaijah Harris Keyaijah Harris 5'9" | PF/SF Lafayette County | 2027 State AR has improved year after year, and I think she is in store for a massive 2026/27 campaign.

Last season, Harris put up 12.9 points, 9.1 boards, 2.5 assists, and 2.5 steals per game. She shot 51% on her shots inside the arc and was converting at the charity stripe at a 69% clip. When it comes to scoring, Harris is going to go into the chest of her defender and find a way to score. She has no problem taking on contact in the paint, but she is more than capable of stepping back and knocking down jumpers from mid-range and three.

Besides scoring, Harris’ 2.5 assists per game as a forward show just how valuable she is to her teammates when she’s in the game. She has good court vision, able to find cutters or open teammates. Harris is also fantastic at crashing the glass on both sides of the ball, and playing exceptional defense.

Keyaijah “Keke” Harris is a great talent in Lafayette County, and her all-state selection is proof of that.

Lafayette County’s Keyaijah Harris has been moving different this year! Definitely one of the most improved players in the entire state, bumping up 16 spots.

Harris averaged just shy of 9 points per game last season, but in 2025/26, she is seeing an 8.3-point increase, as she is now putting up 17.0 points a night. She has also improved in all of her other areas as well, grabbing 8.8 boards a night (up from 7.5 in 2024/25), gathering 3.5 steals an evening (up from 2.2 in 2024/25), and dishing out 1.5 assists (up from 1.3 in 2024/25).

Last season, she was a solid defensive rebounder, but according to MaxPreps, she is now averaging 6.3 offensive rebounds a night (it might be a mistake, but if not, that is an insane number). Harris is also shooting 40% from the field, 45% on twos, and 88% from the line, only missing 3 shots all year from the charity stripe.

Keyaijah Harris‘ numbers took a major jump this year, and so did her ranking. However, I don’t think she is done yet, so keep tabs on her.