Throughout her high school career, House has maintained an active athletic schedule given she has competed in track and field plus volleyball alongside her basketball achievements. A highlight of her final season with 1A McBee occurred on Dec. 18. The Panthers defeated C.A. Johnson by a final score of 45-35 and House reached the 1,000-point plateau for her career. A product of SC Future, House has landed plenty of collegiate offers – including those from Clinton College, Paine College, Talladega College, Erskine, Voorhees, Morris College and USC-Salkehatchie. One can place House in a team’s starting five as either a big or as a four considering how she is a double-double possibility on a game-by-game basis. 

Voorhees. Morris College. USC Salkehatchie. All three have extended offers in House’s direction and all three of said offers she has received in the last few months. Averaging 19.9 points, 14.4 rebounds, five blocks and 4.2 steals a game on top of playing with one of the premier travel teams in the state in SC Future will certainly do wonders for one’s recruitment. House’s athletic career has seen her not only play basketball but also volleyball and track and field as well. McBee is looking to make another push up the 1A food chain and more solid numbers from House are step one in achieving that objective. 

Following a high school career that has seen House partake in volleyball, basketball and track and field, the collegiate ranks await following this coming season. Voorhees, Morris College and USC Salkehatchie have all extended offers in the direction of the skilled frontcourt force of 1A McBee. Her final time playing AAU ball was spent with SC Future 17U on the Under Armour circuit. House averaged 19.4 points, 14.4 rebounds, five blocks and 4.2 steals per game and will enter the 2025-26 season in search of not only more winning basketball with the Panthers – but also in search of the 1,000-point plateau. 

Speaking of multi-sport athletes, the talented standout from 1A McBee has certainly competed in plenty of them – including volleyball and track and field events. House was another of the standout talents from the inaugural Passion Driven Showcase at the Pearl Moore Center in Florence. She landed offers from Morris College as well as USC-Salkehatchie. She also recently completed her final club season where she ran with SC Future and adds the two most recent offers to one she landed from Voorhees. House averaged a double-double of 19.9 points and 14.9 rebounds plus five blocks and 4.2 steals last season. 

Earlier during the offseason, House landed her first offer – one from Voorhees. House is a multi-sport athlete as she also plays volleyball alongside her basketball achievements. She participated this past weekend with Team Cooper. House displays an ability to play as either a traditional five or at the four. Fresh off a 2025 AAU campaign where she ran with SC Future, one can see that she is a double-double possibility on a game-by-game basis. House averaged 19.9 points, 14.9 rebounds, five blocks and 4.2 steals per contest last season with the Panthers and her closing her high school career with an exclamation point can mean a big season for 1A McBee. 

House is a multi-sport athlete at 1A McBee as she also competes in volleyball and track and field alongside what she gets accomplished on the basketball court. As her senior season looms, House announced she landed her first collegiate offer which also came by way of Voorhees. During this year’s AAU campaign, House has traded her Panthers red for the green hues of SC Future. She put up robust numbers in her junior campaign with McBee, averaging 19.9 points, 14.9 rebounds, five blocks and 4.2 steals per contest. Heading into 2025-26, there is plenty for House to look forward to – including getting McBee in the win column with regularity and reaching the 1,000-point plateau. 

House really made some good strides this summer and at the Prep Girls Hoops Expo Carolinas back in September. Naomi plays at a small school in the Pee Dee and really doesn’t play much Grassroots ball outside the area.

Naomi made the move from #43 to #30 in this latest update of the 2026 Palmetto State Rankings. House feels comfortable stepping out away from the basket and knocking down the mid-range jumper when given the opportunity. Naomi will play with her back to the basket and look to play though contact down in the paint. She has started to figure some things out with her game – but she really needs to get on the Grassroots Circuit and play some competitive ball this coming season.

House is not a very familiar name outside the Pee Dee area. Naomi anchors down the middle of the paint for the Lady Panthers. Naomi will contest and challenge shots on the defensive end of the floor when needed. She does a nice job of keeping the ball up high after claiming it off the glass.

House is surely an unknown as she rarely plays on the Grassroots Circuit out the area.