Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | SF |

Scurry is in store for a big season. She’s been steadily developing over the years and now, coming into her senior season there’ll be a lot more responsibilities on her shoulder. The versatile traits will allow her to fill the needed gaps. This is a forward that could really shake things up in her senior season.

Payton is a versatile scorer who can create offense at multiple levels. She is comfortable pulling up off the dribble from three-point range and has a smooth shooting stroke with a high release point that makes contests difficult. She also excels in the mid-range, elevating into pull-up jumpers over defenders. Defensively, Payton impacts the game as a shot blocker, protecting the paint and altering shots around the basket.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | Forward | SGS

Scurry’s willingness to buy in and complementary 2-way skillset for SGS makes her one to watch in the showcase. Her all-purpose nature can’t be undervalued, especially considering how much she contributes to winning.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | SF |

Scurry has so much potential, but sometimes the individual production is overshadowed by the winning traits. Payton understands how to contribute in unselfish ways across the board. Her efforts aren’t always highlighted in the stat-sheet, but they drive success.

Payton is a long guard/wing with some serious versatility in her game. She has range on her shot out to the three point line and she flashed some good ball handling skills. She’s a connective passer with good court awareness and did some good work on the boards. She is drawing interest from low D1’s and a bunch of D2 and D3 schools.

Payton made the trip down from Rhode Island and she acquitted herself quite well. Defensively she used her length and footwork to thwart ball handlers who were trying to penetrate. She had a couple of nice blocks and closed out strong on the perimeter. On offense I like her ability and willingness to facilitate and set up her teammates. She put up a quick 10 first half points.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | Forward | SGS

Scurry and SGS completed the regular season with a convincing win over Middlesex. The ’27 forward was fantastic in this one scoring 19 pts and going 7-11 from the field. There were 9 reb plus 3 stl to go along with this. Payton is looking even more commanding lately; she truly can’t be slept on. Scurry will be a considerable piece as SGS takes on a battletested LA squad this Saturday.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | Wing | SGS

Scurry has been an x-factor for SGS. Her production can’t just be measured by the numbers most of the time. Her impact goes far beyond what the stats say. She’s a great all-around defender, thrives in transition and has even improved on her touch. As the team prepares for a postseason push, it’ll be Payton that’ll have a chance to show the masses what she’s really made of.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | 6’0 CG | SGS

Scurry was able to contribute a solid 15 pts, 5 reb, 3 ast in a win over BB&N. She isn’t a player that typically puts up high scoring numbers, rather a utility, gluelike player that can fit into a plethora of roles. She’s selfless, has great vision and uses her athletic tools not just be a trusted team defender, but also a special rebounder. The activity as well as her lively efforts can never be questioned Payton. She’ll be an x-factor to keep an eye on for SGS.

Payton Scurry Payton Scurry 6'0" | SF St. George's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | 6’0 CG | Bay State Jags

Payton has a very high ceiling and is a major asset on both sides of the ball. The potential is just oozing out of Scurry. Any given game, she’s likely to fill many boxes on the stat sheet. The budding star is a steal generator and gives driving playmakers a steady outlet with her stimulating jump shot. If defenders give her too much space, she’s likely to make them pay. Her innate ability to affect the game even if she doesn’t put up a bunch of points speaks to just how influential she really is.