Kyrah is the only player listed in the top 10 of every statistical category in the area leaderboard. In six games against ranked opponents, Kyrah was at her best, averaging 16.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 5.2 steals, 4.7 assists, and 5.3 blocks per game. She shot an efficient 46.7% from three and 74% from the free throw line. Kyrah surpassed 1,500 career points and will graduate in the top 10 of the MHSAA record book for career steals. As a junior, Kyrah had the 7th most steals in MHSAA history. She’s been a phenom for Evart again as a senior, averaging 17.9 points (80% FT%, 39% 3PT%, 51% FG%), 9.2 rebounds, 6.2 steals, 3.7 assists, and 2.1 blocks per game (16 games). Kyrah led the team in every statistical category other than made threes and is a 2x Free Press All-State and 2x BCAM Best selection. At Northwood Team Camp in the summer, a local head coach said Kyrah was the best player in the region, without a doubt. For a team not traditionally known as a state contender or basketball school, Kyrah has put them on the map. Evart has been a giant slayer this postseason. After losing to McBain and Beaverton during the regular season, they completely flipped the script, knocking out undefeated #3 McBain 45-37 in the District 70 Finals and #10 Beaverton 50-36 in the Regional 18 Semifinal. Kyrah will continue her softball career at Ferris State following graduation and is leading Evart on a magical run in her final campaign.

Kyrah is the only player listed in the top 10 of every statistical category in the area leaderboard. In six games against ranked opponents, Kyrah was at her best, averaging 16.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 5.2 steals, 4.7 assists, and 5.3 blocks per game. She shot an efficient 46.7% from three and 74% from the free throw line. Kyrah surpassed 1,500 career points and will graduate in the top 10 of the MHSAA record book for career steals. As a junior, Kyrah had the 7th most steals in MHSAA history. She’s been a phenom for Evart again as a senior, averaging 17.9 points (80% FT%, 39% 3PT%, 51% FG%), 9.2 rebounds, 6.2 steals, 3.7 assists, and 2.1 blocks per game (16 games). Kyrah led the team in every statistical category other than made threes and is a 2x Free Press All-State and 2x BCAM Best selection. At Northwood Team Camp in the summer, a local head coach said Kyrah was the best player in the region, without a doubt. For a team not traditionally known as a state contender or basketball school, Kyrah has put them on the map. Evart has been a giant slayer this postseason. After losing to McBain and Beaverton during the regular season, they completely flipped the script, knocking out undefeated #3 McBain 45-37 in the District 70 Finals and #10 Beaverton 50-36 in the Regional 18 Semifinal. Kyrah will continue her softball career at Ferris State following graduation and is leading Evart on a magical run in her final campaign.