Armah is a dynamic playmaker who thrives under pressure, using a tight handle, exceptional body control, and explosive athleticism to attack even the smallest gaps and finish through contact. She impacts the game on both ends, securing defensive rebounds, pushing the pace, and delivering outlet passes that quickly create transition points. She competes and makes winning plays with her length, physicality, and high IQ.

Armah is a dynamic three-level scorer who plays with exceptional poise, patiently reading the defense before attacking gaps and weaving through traffic to create quality scoring opportunities. She is a powerful finisher who embraces contact, drawing fouls while finishing through multiple defenders with impressive body control, footwork, and purposeful drives to the basket. She also shoots from the perimeter, scores in transition, and moves well without the ball, making her a difficult matchup because of her versatility and ability to score from anywhere on the floor.

Mariah averaged 15 points per game during the high school season and looks ready for an even bigger junior year. She finishes well with either hand, has a solid pull-up jumper, makes smart decisions in the pick-and-roll, and can stretch the floor with her three-point shot.

Armah is an athletic player with impressive length who alters shots around the rim, covers ground quickly, and impacts the game on both ends. She runs the floor exceptionally well in transition, sealing defenders, calling for the ball, and finishing efficiently at the basket while also showing the ability to stretch the floor with her perimeter shooting. Her defense, mobility, and three-level scoring make her a difficult matchup and a valuable two-way contributor.

Probably one of the best pure athletes in the 2028 class! Mariah can guard multiple positions on the floor. Already looking like she is developing into a college frame and length. Can be a playmaker with the ball in her hands. Good two way player that can turn defense into offense!

Armah is a dynamic player who impacts the game with her speed and length. She handles pressure with poise, pushes pace in transition, and uses her court vision and IQ to make quick decisions and create opportunities for her teammates. Defensively, she guards multiple positions and generates turnovers.

Mariah is well composed and can handle full court pressure well. Her height and skillset allow her to see over the defense while in the backcourt as she changes speed and redirects. Once in the half court setting she has already read the defense and is able to make sound quick decisions with the ball.

Armah applied pressure with her speed and ability to push the pace in transition. She showcased her quickness by going coast-to-coast while also making smart entry passes and embracing an unselfish role offensively. Armah’s hustle and willingness to create opportunities for teammates stood out throughout the weekend.

Armah took a significant step forward this season, particularly with her improved perimeter shooting and overall offensive confidence. The Liberty District Defensive Player of the Year uses her length, instincts, and athleticism to disrupt passing lanes and create transition opportunities. Combined with her evolving scoring ability and versatility as a point-forward type, Armah continues to establish herself as one of the top two-way sophomores in the area.

Probably one of the more unrated athletes in the 2028 class! Mariah can guard multiple positions on the floor. Starting to develop a college frame and has the length that makes her a playmaker with the ball in her hands. Great two way player it’s no doubt that she will be able to walk into this AAU season and make a major impact.