Se’Crette has one of the smoothest shooting strokes in the state, and she’s made her mark as a lethal perimeter scorer for Belleville throughout her accomplished career. As a junior, she made more threes at the Breslin Center than anybody, with eight in two games. Her four triples against West Bloomfield and Rockford were crucial to Belleville’s State Championship, earning Se’Crette an All-Breslin Team Selection. Se’Crette is averaging 19 points, three rebounds, and two assists for the top-ranked Tigers this season. She has more than 1,400 career points and is the program’s all-time leading three-point sniper, with more than 182 triples. Se’Crette led the team with a game-high 24 points in a 77-49 win against Wayne Memorial and poured in a team-high 22 points with five three-pointers in the KLAA Championship game against Howell. Her efficiency from beyond the arc, confidence, and poise were separators in the game. The Tigers ended the regular season as KLAA East Champs for the third year in a row with statement wins against Wayne Memorial, Parma Western, Detroit Renaissance, Livonia Stevenson, Detroit Mumford, and Lawrence Central. Se’Crette earned KLAA-East All-Conference Select Team recognition once again and is a Miss Basketball Finalist. She will graduate with more than 90 wins at Belleville and continue her college career at Marquette University.

SeCrette played like one of the top players in Michigan while competing on Indiana soil. This was my first time seeing both her and her team, and she left a lasting impression with her competitiveness and all-around approach to the game. She impacts the game in multiple ways and consistently plays the game the right way.

What stood out most was her willingness to do the little things—defending, rebounding, making the extra pass, and bringing energy on every possession. Offensively, she was efficient and confident, finishing the night with 19 points while remaining composed under pressure. SeCrette’s combination of skill, toughness, and unselfishness makes her a high-level player and one who clearly elevates her team.

Se’Crette showed why she’s a top-five prospect during games with Belleville at the LBI Mitten Open. She lulled her defender to sleep with a float hesitation dribble, then blew by down the baseline using a low crossover to score a layup. Se’Crette swished multiple three-pointers and kept her hands active on the defensive end. She has a methodical release and keeps her feet set to shoot on the catch.

Se’Crette proved to be one of the most electrifying players in the state last season, earning First Team All-State honors while guiding Belleville to its first-ever state championship. The 5-foot-8 guard and Marquette commit thrived under the spotlight, averaging 19.2 points per game and knocking down 50 triples throughout the year. Carter was at her best on the biggest stage, hitting four threes in both the semifinals and finals while shooting an impressive 47 percent from beyond the arc at the Breslin Center. With her senior season ahead, she’s driven to lead the Tigers back to the top — and they have the talent to make another championship run.

SeCrette has elite 3-point shooting accuracy and systematic mechanics–her perimeter scoring helped Belleville secure the state title. She converted more triples than anybody at the Breslin with eight in two games. SeCrette knocked down four triples w/ 18 points in the semifinals vs. West Bloomfield and repeated that production with four triples in the Finals, giving the Tigers 12 points vs. Rockford.

SeCrette was on fire in the first half for Belleville during their semifinal win vs. West Bloomfield. She started the game with a smooth pull-up jumper from the elbow and ripped the nets with four triples. SeCrette converted two free throws in the second half and finished the game with 18 points for the Tigers.

SeCrette showed off her shooting efficiency with a stellar semifinal performance against Dexter on Monday. Her high-arcing follow-through and balanced platform resulted in a game-high five three-pointers from different spots around the arc. SeCrette buried a mid-range jumper and added two free throws. She ended the game with 23 points for the Tigers.

Carter had herself a season with the Michigan Crossover. We all kind of knew about her explosive offensive game and that was still there. But Carter really impressed with her athletic defense. She was a constant disruption to her opponents.