The Panthers of 5A Division 1 Carolina Forest may not have had the season they had in 2024-25 when they went 25-4, but a 16-7 showing still will earn a team a distinction of being one of the tougher statewide outs. Floyd’s play aided the Panthers’ cause greatly as she would play in all 23 contests in 2025-26 for Carolina Forest. She would average 12.3 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.6 steals per contest. One can expect Floyd to be the featured name for Carolina Forest the next couple of seasons as long as she continues to wear its black and burgundy hues. Floyd was one of four from the class of 2028 on this past season’s Panthers team. 

Floyd’s 5A Division 1 Carolina Forest team was shorthanded in a contest against another premier assembling from the same classification in host Lexington. She still turned in a valiant effort with 22 points, keying the Panthers’ efforts in the interior. The ability to make plays in the transition game is one of the strong points of Floyd’s game and she also knows how to turn offensive rebounds into two-point putbacks. Floyd plays with a heads-up attitude, and this enables her quickly take advantage of an opposing team’s miscues. She is also a consistent threat to collect steals. Floyd put together an excellent season as a freshman for Carolina Forest and is in search of even bigger things in 2025-26. 

Since Floyd’s 1 On 1 SC 2028 Dagostino team was a bit more affected by travel than its Indiana Pride Aspire 15U stone opponent at the midpoint of that afternoon, her team had a tough task on its hands. That task was made a bit less tough due to the play of the standout sophomore from 5A Division 1 Carolina Forest. She was a sixth woman last season for the Panthers who added depth to their frontcourt. One can count on plenty of high-percentage buckets and plenty of rebounding when she is on the floor. She averaged six points, 5.6 boards and a steal per game last season with Carolina Forest and those numbers will certainly improve as she garners more playing time.