Swiss-army knife who will be terrorize the Southern Section this year. Mathis has excellent size and athleticism. She is virtually unstoppable with the ball in her hands. Uses the pump fake to perfection. The ball handling and playmaking ability is very impressive. Top-notch defender with ridiculous switch-ability and versatility. Great motor on the glass. Mathis has the ability to be a Day 1 starter at the next level given her frame and overall impact. Fairmont Prep will make noise this year. Expect Mathis Dritz Mathis Dritz 6'2" | SF Fairmont Prep | 2026 State #84 Nation CA and Adyra Rajan Adyra Rajan 5'9" | CG Fairmont Prep | 2026 State CA to be one of the top duos in the entire state.

Multi Level Bucket Alert. Mathis adds another scoring threat and limits opposing teams ability to double team any Fremont Prep guard next season. After averaging almost a double/double in the EYBL this summer, Mathis showed her ability to score off the bounce + with a super fluid quick jumper. Does a great job facing up and making reads. Relentless driver that doesn’t avoid contact. Shoots well off the catch, comfortable shooter from behind the arc!

Can’t miss prospect with INSANE versatility. Mathis is huge but moves like a guard. She scored in double figures every single game this year. Hard to contain someone with her ball handling and athleticism. She can finish in traffic with the best of the best. Nice euro in the lane. Mathis is unstoppable in transition. She isn’t a great shooter yet, but a capable one who makes contested jumpers over smaller defenders. Mathis can guard bigs or wings at the next level. As she continues to perfect her craft, the sky is the limit.

Dritz, standing at 6’2″, has proven herself as one of the most dominant forces in the game this season, and it’s not just her size that makes her stand out. Leading her team to a successful 22-7 season, she’s been the key to her squad’s success with an impressive 22.2 points per game across 28 games. But she doesn’t stop there—Dritz has been a presence on the boards, averaging 13.4 rebounds per game, constantly securing crucial possessions for her team. Whether it’s grabbing rebounds, scoring in the paint, or disrupting opposing offenses with steals, Dritz is always active on both ends of the floor. Her ability to pull up for a three shows her versatility, but her real confidence shines through in the lane, where she’s converted just under 200 two-pointers this season. Her all-around dominance has made her the undeniable X-factor driving her team’s success this year.

Mathis is a big time G/F combo leading the way for the Westlake in points (22), Rebounds (13) and blocks (1.8) + 21 Double/Doubles! Mathis is a prototypical forward that can use her size in the post, while also being able to face up and attack off the bounce from the perimeter. Rim protector who can start the break, or take it 94 feet to score herself. She can finish well with both hands, utilizes a spin move well in traffic and can knock down open 3 if a defender plays off. Very high ceiling player!

Mathis combines special size on the wing with great instincts, skill, athleticism, and aggressiveness. When evaluating her game, the ranking is no surprise whatsoever. Mathis finishes comfortably with either hand. She effectively utilizes her 6’2 frame and can play 4 positions. Mismatch nightmare at the high school level! Steals and deflections lead to fast breaks. With a full head of steam, Mathis is unstoppable in transition. Defenders routinely bite on her pump fakes. Mathis is dominant against man and zone defense. Confident ball handler, exceptional rebounder, and elite slasher. Very few weaknesses in her game.