Kiara was a big part of the team’s success last season, helping lead BP to the state tournament, where they went 1-2. She exploded for 34 points in a loser out win over Davis. She is a three point threat for BP, making multiple treys in a good majority of last season’s games. She also has good speed in the open floor with craftiness around the basket to score. She does well shooting off the dribble in the mid game and gets fast break points off of steals where she also shows her court vision and passing abilities.

Her ability to get buckets was on full display in the state tournament this year when she scored 34 points in their opening-round win over Davis. She has great quickness and is excellent in the open floor. She was also the best on-ball defender for Bellarmine and was able to create a lot of points off of steals. She is a decent shooter from three but she is best at getting to the basket, which she can set up with her ball-handling skills. Her teammate Keiara Curtis Keiara Curtis 5'8" | CG Elite Prep | 2025 State WA can also score, dropping 30 points in the regional round of the tournament. She is more of a shooting guard whereas Stone can play either guard spot. She is 5’5″ not 5’11 as it says on the profile. My mistake.

Much like the other of the first name but different spelling. She offers some of the same qualities with her quickness and open floor play. They are both active on defense and that helps to facilitate the brand of basketball they thrive on. They like to run.

Another piece of that backcourt and also an underclassmen. She had 19 points to help Bellarmine Prep advance out of the first round. This is a team that nobody wants to see come up in the bracket. They can beat anyone and it starts with their talented backcourt.

Part of one of the best backcourts in the state. She has excellent court vision and basketball IQ. She is able to blow by the defense and find open shooters consistently. She is also a good defensive player who can score when needed off the drive or shooting threes.

Bellarmine has a bunch of guards who can handle the ball and create off the dribble, however, none were better at creating space for their own shot than Stone. She was able to get to the rim, hit the step back from mid-range, and as the primary point guard was secure with the ball even as she continuously attacked with the dribble. Stone showed off some nice feel for setting up teammates as well, making good decisions and hitting teammates right on time.

She has a great feel for the game from the point guard position. She makes the right passes and can score. She handles the ball well with quickness. She shoots it with a quick release from three. She can make step back jumpers and is able to free herself for her own shot using her dribble. She plays under control and smooth, always within the offense. She has great floor vision and her passes are crisp with a purpose. She plays on a team with a few good guards but she stood out with her skill-set. One of two players not freshman in this article.