Molly turned in a determined effort for Kingston in the Quarterfinal, leading the Cardinals with 16 points. She absorbed contact on a hard drive, stopped suddenly to create a scoring angle, then scored off the glass. Molly kept her hands active to create steals and block shots on the defensive end. She chased down several offensive rebounds and kept moving to make it difficult for the opponent to box her out. Molly secured a rebound, dribbled out to the perimeter, and fired a deep shot from the corner for three points. She drained another triple from the corner and slashed through the paint for a layup. Molly graduates as Kingston’s all-time leading scorer with over 2,000 points.

Molly, a guard for Kingston, delivered an outstanding all-around performance in the Regional Semifinals, filling up the stat sheet to help lead her team to victory. She poured in 30 points while also grabbing 11 rebounds, dishing out 5 assists, and coming away with 5 steals, impacting the game in nearly every category. Molly’s ability to contribute on both offense and defense makes her a constant difference-maker on the floor. With momentum on her side, she’ll be looking to turn in another big performance tonight as Kingston faces Deckerville in the Regional Final with hopes of bringing home another wooden mitten.

Molly scored 25 points with six rebounds, five assists, and five steals in a 51-36 win against Caro. Molly became one of the best D4 players as a sophomore, leading Kingston to the State Finals in 2024, where they finished as the runner-up to Ishpeming. Her 22 points in the semifinals put Kingston in the Championship Game, where Molly led the team again with 14. She passed 1,000 points as a junior and earned a TSA Girls All-Thumb selection, averaging 20.6 ppg, 8.6 Rebounds, 4.0 Assists, 3.4 Steals per game. As a senior, Molly has been spectacular for the Cardinals, averaging 29.2 points, 10 rebounds, 3.5 steals, and 3.1 assists per game. She’s been efficient, shooting 40% from 3PT, 55% from 2PT, and 75% from the free throw line. Against Cass City, Molly scored 17 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Cardinals to victory. She scored 34 points during a win against Brown City to pass Delaney St. George as the all-time leading scorer in program history and is Kingston’s career scoring leader (girls and boys). Molly set a new single-game scoring record with 44 points in a win vs. Croswell-Lexington and became the Thumb Area’s all-time leading scorer with more than 1,746 career points. Molly graduates having never lost a conference game and has at least 21 wins in every season. The Cardinals are a top D4 contender again this March at 22-0. Spring Arbor is getting a great player and person in Molly Walker Molly Walker 5'8" | CG Kingston | 2026 State MI .

Molly reached 1,000 points during her junior season at Kingston and hit another milestone earlier this month. She became the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,436 career points. Molly is closing in on the Thumb-area scoring record (1,746, Adelyn Moore, Caro). She helped the Cardinals to a state runner-up finish in 2024, and they have their eyes set on making it back next March. Molly’s postseason success and statistical accolades should be under heavy consideration as a Miss Basketball Finalist.

Molly was a force for Kingston last season, earning First Team All-State honors after leading her team to a deep postseason run that ended in the regional finals. The versatile senior-to-be filled the stat sheet night after night, averaging 20.6 points and 8.6 rebounds per game while surpassing the 1,000-point career milestone. Her consistency and ability to take over games earned her the All-Thumb Player of the Year title. Now committed to Spring Arbor University, Molly will look to cap off her high school career by guiding Kingston even further in the state tournament.

Molly made some head-turning plays for Mystics 2026-S40 at Get Ready on Saturday. Her extra effort and hustle to secure offensive rebounds gave the team extra scoring chances. Molly drove with determination to the basket, finishing two strong and one layups on back-to-back possessions. She completed the three-point plays by sinking both free throws at the line and was extremely competitive on both ends.

Molly sparked Kingston’s offense with 28 points during a 42-38 win against Ubly, reaching the 1,000 mark in her career.

Molly, a junior guard for Kingston, played a key role in her team’s journey to the Breslin Center last season, showcasing her talents with averages of 13.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game. As a second-team Associated Press All-State selection in her sophomore year, Molly established herself as a defensive anchor with quick hands and a keen sense for steals. She excels in transition, always scanning the floor and making sharp passes that set up her teammates. Around the rim, she demonstrates strong body control, skillfully keeping defenders on her hip to finish plays, and her smooth left-handed floater adds versatility to her offensive game. Molly is expected to have an exceptional junior season ahead.

Coaches love when a player can handle the ball with speed. Enter Molly Walker Molly Walker 5'8" | CG Kingston | 2026 State MI . She exploded down the floor when the ball was in her hands and she was able to do it with efficiency.

Molly had an impressive day for Team 2 at The Expo. She is a pesky defender with good hands. She always had her head up while leading the break and delivered some great passes in the open court. She has good body control around the rim and could keep her defender on her hip to finish. She also had a nice left-handed floater.