Myah led Beaverton to a 19-3 record with an undefeated 16-0 record in the Jack Pine D2 Conference. She averaged 19.3 points, 5.9 assists, 4.8 rebounds, and 4.1 steals per game, while sinking a systematically efficient 87% of her free throws. Myah has over 1,292 points in her career, started for the third consecutive season, and is described as the leader of Beaverton’s basketball team. Head Coach Jason Hubble states, “Her ball-handling skills are as good as any girl I’ve coached in my 10 years. Her game is not flashy, but her desire to beat you burns as strongly as any player I’ve ever coached. This season, she has done a great job of understanding the value of Taryn Roberts and dominating teams inside out. With one more year ahead of her, it’s exciting to be a part of her journey!” Myah scored 17 points, dished out nine assists, and grabbed eight rebounds during a 67-57 win against Sacred Heart. She led the team with 27 points during a 67-27 win vs. Sanford Meridian. Myah helped the Beavers defeat Evart 59-49 with a team-high 18 points and seven assists. She was crucial in their win vs. Hemlock and helped the team nearly upset #1 Jackson Lumen Christi, scoring a team-high 23 points with seven assists in their 58-56 loss.

Myah has been the engine behind Beaverton’s perfect 10-0 start, setting the tone every time she steps on the floor. The standout point guard consistently puts her teammates in positions to succeed, showcasing outstanding court vision and timing with the basketball. Averaging over six assists per game, she has a knack for threading passes through tight windows and delivering the ball right on target, whether it’s in transition or the half court. Her leadership and unselfish approach have elevated the entire lineup, making her a major reason Beaverton has been so sharp to open the season.

Myah was at her best as the Lady Beavers rolled past their competition this week. Myah started the week with 27 points (8/12 FG, 8/8 FT), six rebounds, five steals, and four assists during a 72-28 win over Pinconning. Her next game is one she’ll never forget. Myah needed 17 points to reach 1,000 for her career, and she put up 37. Myah shot 50% from the floor with four threes, nine assists, five steals, and four assists during Beaverton’s 78-48 win at Harrison. The Beavers are 4-0 heading into the new year.

Myah gave Beaverton a competitive edge with her relentless effort and turned in a complete game with a near triple-double. She poured in 17 points with nine assists, eight rebounds, and three steals. Myah penetrated gaps off the dribble, kicked the ball out to open shooters, and threw excellent entry passes into the post. She pursued offensive rebounds with vigor. Myah secured consecutive offensive rebounds on a possession, then scored the tough put-back to energize the team late. She converted key free throws down the stretch to put the game out of reach.

Myah is the kind of player I’d be excited to see at the Expo because of the energy and versatility she brings every time she steps on the court. She has the ability to attack the basket with strength and quickness, while also showing touch and control in how she finishes plays. Defensively, she competes hard, using her athleticism and instincts to make things difficult for her matchup. With her combination of skill, toughness, and motor, Myah is the type of guard who could really stand out in a showcase setting.

Myah had a great showing at the Au Sable tourney, and she had an encore performance at the Big North Shootout. She sank a floater off the glass, drained a triple up top, and swiped the ball away to score a left-handed layup. Myah had a shifty burst off the dribble and kept earning trips to the free throw line. She is a very efficient free-throw shooter with an excellent floater game. Myah created steals with her pesky defense and corralled rebounds. One of Myah’s highlight plays was when she made a quick ball transfer to her right hand on the left side of the basket to score a tough and-one layup.

Myah is a playmaking point guard who put on a show at the Au Sable Shootout. She pushed the ball quickly up the court to score a straight line drive layup in transition and blew by a defender for a left-handed layup. Myah turned ball-handlers with her fast feet and beat them to the spot to stop drives on defense. She extended herself fully to convert a tough layup through contact and was a sniper from three-point range with many swishes from different spots. Myah created space from defenders with her crossover dribbles and delivered excellent entry passes for assists to open teammates. Myah looked to score as soon as she grabbed defensive rebounds and earned many trips to the free throw line–she’s very efficient once she gets there. Myah snagged several steals and was a relentless defender throughout the day. She stole the ball, accelerated using pushout dribbles with both hands, and finished a strong and-one layup plus the free throw. Myah blocked shots and was an ultra-competitor for Beaverton.

Myah is a gritty guard for Mystics 2027-S40, whose effort on both ends stood out at Mystics Get Ready. She drove hard downhill to score an and-one through contact and added another layup off two feet. Myah wrestled for loose balls and created steals on the defensive end. She’s a threat from beyond the arc and drilled a straightaway triple.