This player lives up to her name, as her pesky defense was a major reason why Cascade achieved an unlikely fourth-place finish as the no. 7 seed in the 2026 state tournament. She played close to starter-level minutes as the main wing/big hybrid coming off the bench last season, and every time she subbed in, she gave the team a spark. She has great timing when blocking shots with her long wingspan, and she hustles for boards and loose balls as well. She was often matched up against bigger post players and never backed down. She figures to start next year alongside fellow senior Pearl Pruett Pearl Pruett Cascade | 2027 OR , which should be a fun undersized-but-over-talented frontcourt.