Through the last couple of years, White has been the focal point of what Walhalla has hoped to get accomplished in the interior. She is another of the four 2026s set to say their farewells to Walhalla and White will also be doing so as a two-time state champion. White was another of the three team co-captains for this past season’s Razorbacks. She also played in 26 games and would average 11.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.1 steals per contest. Listed at 5-foot-11, one can place White in a team’s starting five either as a four forward or at the three. 

Defending 3A state champion Walhalla looks to be among the teams to beat in its classification once again. A major reason for that is the interior presence that White presents. The Razorbacks defeated Mid-Carolina in a 71-17 rout and White’s 17 points aided in that offensive onslaught. White is one of five seniors on this season’s Razorbacks version – and one of three team captains. She leads by example with her playmaking and decision-making in the interior. That includes converting on high-percentage shots, corralling rebounds and efficient running of the floor. White has also played volleyball throughout her athletic career alongside her basketball achievements. 

Many Razorbacks fans – and a lot of the town of Walhalla as a whole – made the trek to the Florence Center to see their Razorbacks prevail over Dillon in last season’s 3A state contest. White led the purple to the gold placement on the 3A podium. Her performance in that contest included a double-double of 14 points and 13 rebounds. She also contributed three assists and two steals to the Razorbacks cause. For the season, White averaged 9.7 points, 7.7 rebounds and competed in 28 contests for Walhalla. She is ready to take on the role as the featured frontcourt player for coach Byron Wimphrie’s Razorbacks.