Makya had a productive day at the Davenport Elite Camp and consistently showcased her playmaking ability throughout the event. She stood out during the skill sessions with her ball-handling, displaying confidence and control with the ball in her hands. During the 5v5 games, Makya showed excellent vision, threading passes through tight windows and delivering several impressive assists in transition. She did a great job collapsing defenses by attacking the paint, drawing multiple defenders, and making the correct read to find open teammates. Makya also brought a physical edge to the floor, using her strength to battle inside and make plays in traffic. Her combination of toughness, court vision, and ability to create for others made her a valuable presence throughout the day.

Makya was a thief in the passing lanes. Her sharp instincts and aggressiveness resulted in many steals. Makya penetrated gaps at will off the dribble, scoring two and-ones through contact. She turned steals into breakaway buckets and drove by with a burst to score layups. Makya showed another gear on the court and she turned in an impressive performance for Dream Loudly 16U EYCL at the PGH MI College Tour II.

Makya gave East Kentwood a spark on offense with her tough finishes and aggressive downhill drives. She used a quick rip move, drove by her defender, and finished the layup. Makya scored another bucket after an effective euro-step and batted down a pass for a steal. She dropped in a contested floater off the glass and was active on the glass. Makya contributed eight points and four rebounds for the Falcons against a tough opponent at the West Michigan Hoop Summit.