Georgia was well-represented at this year’s Da Future Showcase. White was one of the numerous Peach State prospects that was on hand by making the trek to Lake Norman. She had a breakout freshman season with 1A Division 1 Woodville-Tompkins. White played in 24 contests last season and averaged 9.7 points, 4.2 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game. That offensive and defensive playmaking helped Woodville-Tompkins improve its win total from four two seasons ago to 10 last season. One can see through her play why Woodville-Tompkins earned its first double-digit winning season since 2022-23 when the Wolverines went 24-6. 

White was one of the breakout stars of the entire camp and quickly became a name everyone was talking about. The athletic guard plays bigger than her size and brings a natural scoring ability that’s hard to teach. She attacked defenders with confidence, using crossovers and explosiveness to get to the rim. As the day went on, she became more efficient, tightening her shot selection and recognizing mismatches. Her ability to finish through traffic—especially with creative reverse layups—was impressive. With her skill set, motor, and upside, she has the potential to become one of the premier players in her area as she continues to develop.