Seriyah did a great job calling for the ball and establishing herself in the post. Her spin move in the paint was difficult to stop throughout the event, and she also showed a high-release midrange jumper over a defender that was nearly impossible to defend. She blocked a shot, grabbed rebounds, and set strong screens while continuing to make an impact around the basket all day long.

Seriyah climbed more than 10 spots in the latest Class of 2028 rankings thanks to her continued development and intriguing long-term upside. A tremendous dual-sport athlete, she possesses outstanding size, length, and a strong frame that immediately stand out. Athletic forwards with her physical tools are difficult to find, and that makes her one of the more promising frontcourt prospects in the class. Seriyah will also be making the move to Lake Highland Prep for the upcoming school year which provides another opportunity for her growth against high-level competition. She has the potential to control the glass, finish efficiently around the rim, and develop into a high-impact player as her overall skill set continues to expand.

Seriyah made her name and presence known at our Sophomore ID Camp as one of the best post prospects in Central Florida. She’s the leading returning rebounder for a Lake Howell squad that won 22 games last season. Her tenacity on the boards, in the paint, and against defenders with her physicality will have to take another step up as she heads into what could be a huge Sophomore campaign.

Seriyah was the talk of the gym on Saturday. She made her name known and was one of the top post players with her size, length, and strength. I was impressed with her footwork and some of the back to the basket moves she made for buckets. Her ability to back down and feel where her defender is on her back led to some nice spins over either shoulder for the score with a quick release. She’s fierce on the boards as well.