Sahara has really burst onto the scene since arriving in Florida and continues to establish herself as one of the more exciting young guards to watch. She is an elite playmaker whose speed, change of pace, and ability to shift directions so fluidly make her extremely difficult to stay in front of. Sahara just looks like a kid out there who really loves to play the game of basketball. She plays with outstanding energy and bounce while consistently putting pressure on defenses in transition and in the half court. Offensively, she showed the ability to score from all three levels and finish at the rim off two feet with either hand. Following her strong performance this weekend, she picked up her first D1 offer from Mercer.

Sahara is an electric guard new to the United States from New Zealand who immediately stands out with her pace and creativity. She is a quick, shifty ball handler with tight control who consistently keeps defenders off balance. She knocked down a step-back jumper and showed confidence creating her own shot. Sahara also delivered tough, tight-window passes that showed advanced feel. She pushes the ball with speed in transition and puts constant pressure on the defense with her tempo and decision-making.

Sahara made a strong first impression by showcasing a dynamic and shifty game that immediately stood out. A bouncy guard with tight handles, she changes directions well and keeps defenders off balance while operating with great pace, especially in transition. She does a great job surveying the floor and delivering accurate passes that shows she can create for others as well as herself. Sahara uses her body effectively to create space, and with her ability to score at all three levels, she’s a constant offensive threat. Add in her motor and energy, and she’s a guard who impacts the game in multiple ways.