Froemke delivered one of the most explosive shooting performances of the round with 18 points, knocking down six three-pointers. Her perimeter scoring helped White River build an early lead and maintain separation throughout the game.

When a guard finds rhythm from deep in a tournament game, it can quickly shift momentum the way Froemke did.

Malia is a player on the rise in the 2027 class. She is a lights out shooter from deep, being able to sink 8+ with ease and get a hot hand at any moment. Froemke has a high IQ and continues to play elite defense against opposing teams top players. She’s a player coaches should start to keep an eye on.

Froemke made her mark as a fierce competitor and sharpshooter, earning Second Team All-League honors. Her intelligence and defensive tenacity made her invaluable — always in the right spot, always locked in. Offensively, she could catch fire at any moment, highlighted by a 10-three-pointer game this season that showcased her ability to change the momentum single-handedly. Froemke’s intensity, energy, and leadership embodied the spirit of White River basketball.

Malia is a dynamic guard who plays at a high level on both ends of the court. She is a fantastic shooter, always being ready to let it fly if her teammates find her on the wing. She could become a first team all conference player next season as she continues to become an elite level player on both ends.

White River is filled with talent, having the league MVP and 2 other players make first team in their conference. Even with that, Malia was able to be named second team all conference for her performance on the court as a sophomore. She excelled in the defensive side of the ball, showing defense leads to offense and providing energy to her teammates. Offensively, she can really shoot the ball. She finds the weak spots and exploits them by knocking down deep shots when the defense is lazy.