Nyah brought plenty of strength and versatility to the WMD Open Gym. The post player showed she can finish through contact and use her physicality to her advantage around the basket. She also showed some quickness from the baseline, ripping past her defender and finishing with a strong move at the rim. Nyah added another dimension to her game by knocking down a three-pointer, showing she can step away from the paint and stretch the floor. Her combination of interior strength and perimeter ability gave her several ways to make an impact.

Nyah missed her 2025 travel season due to injury, but returned to the court for an impactful sophomore year at East Lansing. She’s a strong and physical forward with a persistent presence on the boards. Nyah works hard to defend the post and finishes well around the basket. Her length and skill inside will add important depth in the front court.

Nyah brought her high motor to our Freshman Showcase and was an impressive forward prospect for team 5. She stole the ball away and accelerated to score a full-court left layup in transition. Nyah blocked shots and powered up off two feet to score with either hand in the paint. She muscled her way into position for offensive rebounds and is going to be an exciting forward to watch with East Lansing this winter.

Nyah competes with a high motor on the court and has immediately made an impact this summer with East Lansing. She pursues rebounds, defends, and finishes strong off two. Nyah faces up to drive with a burst and is a strong forward who will be exciting to watch at our Freshman Showcase.