Kniyah Dumas is a 5'5" Point Guard in the 2026 class.
Dumas attends Highlands Ranch in Colorado and plays club basketball for Mountain West Premier.
Dumas's Player Profile was created on August 1, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
In Your Cards: 2026 Seniors Ready for the Next Chapter
After working her way back from injury Kniyah became an important piece of a special Highlands Ranch team...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
Talent-Loaded Highlands Ranch Team Poised to Make a Statement
Kniyah is the lead guard who can push the pace every time she touches the ball. She will...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
Uprise Elite 100 Camp: Guards Who Stole the Show
Coming back after a year didn’t slow Kniyah down, as she brought energy and passion every time she...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
2026 Rankings Update: Senior Guards Ready for a Big Final Run
After missing last season, Kniyah is on a mission to re-establish herself as one of the top guards...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
More Names to Watch from CU Team Camp
Since coming off an injury, Kniyah has looked strong and confident in her return. She continues to be...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
|
CO
2026 Rankings Update: Overview of 11-15
Kniyah is a smaller guard with a big impact, particularly on the defensive end. Her pesky defense frustrates...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
|
CO
Local Guard Play: A Summer to Remember
Despite being the smallest player on the floor, Kniyah tenacity and defensive skills are unmatched. Her ability to...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
|
CO
2026 Rankings Update: Point Guards
8 PPG3.5 RPG3.5 APG3.2 SPGA quick driver off the catch, Dumas is difficult to slow down while on...
Written by Clayton Conover
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
One X-Factor from Each Team Headed to 6A Round 2
The guard is especially troublesome while attacking the rim, given her low center of gravity and notable acceleration...
Written by Clayton Conover
Kniyah
DumasPG
Class
2026
Height
5'5"
HS
Highlands Ranch
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CO
2026 Rankings Update: Lead Guards Outside the Top-10
Dumas is an elite point of attack defender, very quick to wall off the lane from opposing drivers....
Written by Clayton Conover
Brandyn Newbins | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandyn Newbins
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
After working her way back from injury Kniyah became an important piece of a special Highlands Ranch team that made postseason noise. She found her rhythm offensively this season knocking down open looks from three and scoring from the mid-range. Her resilience and timing made her impact even more meaningful.
Kniyah is the lead guard who can push the pace every time she touches the ball. She will need to be aggressive in transition and the half court looking to put pressure on the defense. She also does a great job getting her teammates involved and controlling the flow of the game.
Coming back after a year didn’t slow Kniyah down, as she brought energy and passion every time she stepped on the floor. Defensively, she was a pest creating chaos with steals and deflections. What stood out even more was how well she shot the ball from three, showing confidence from deep. When you combine her shooting touch with her quickness, she became one of the tough covers at camp.
After missing last season, Kniyah is on a mission to re-establish herself as one of the top guards in her class. She’ll be expected to come in and playmake, defend, and score right away. With her hunger to prove herself, she’s one to watch as the season unfolds.
Since coming off an injury, Kniyah has looked strong and confident in her return. She continues to be a defensive spark jumping passing lanes and pressuring guards into mistakes. Offensively, she’s been a facilitator getting her teammates involved in the game.
Kniyah is a smaller guard with a big impact, particularly on the defensive end. Her pesky defense frustrates opposing guards and often forces turnovers. Offensively, she handles pressure with ease, making her a calming presence in the backcourt. Kniyah’s selflessness and ability to heat up at any moment make her a game-changer.
Despite being the smallest player on the floor, Kniyah tenacity and defensive skills are unmatched. Her ability to get steals in the backcourt repeatedly show her quickness and anticipation. She’s not a player that lets her size get to her, instead she uses it as fuel. Boosting her to out play her opponents by knocking down shots when needed and giving her team a spark.
A quick driver off the catch, Dumas is difficult to slow down while on the attack. One of the better perimeter facilitators in this class, the lead guard is excellent at making the extra pass once help arrives. Although quick with the ball, she is patient with her decision making in large part, dependable at slowing down the pace when necessary. Defensively, she is a pain for any opposing ball handler. Given her lateral quickness and willingness to stay physical at the point of attack, many opposing guards want no part of her on defense.
The guard is especially troublesome while attacking the rim, given her low center of gravity and notable acceleration while attacking downhill. Although impressively quick, she is a great decisionmaker even at full speed, she could be a pest creating good looks for shotmakers.
Dumas is an elite point of attack defender, very quick to wall off the lane from opposing drivers. They do an excellent job of getting into a low stance with wide arms, prepared to get a hand on the ball if necessary. Her role as a facilitator cannot be overlooked, bringing notable value as a downhill scorer due to her immediate first step and twitchy handle.