Cordis rounds out the list at 5.2 assists per game, adding another layer to an already dynamic offensive profile. While known for her scoring, her assist numbers highlight improved playmaking and awareness. She draws attention defensively and consistently turns that gravity into opportunities for teammates.

Cordis is averaging 28.3 points per game, making her one of the most dynamic offensive players in the state this season. Her scoring comes in waves — transition, half-court creation, and timely shot-making late in possessions. What stands out most is consistency; she hasn’t relied on one explosive night to inflate her numbers, instead delivering steady production throughout the winter.

I know Shayla is already committed to Northern Arizona but I had to include her in this article still. She’s a high level player, a Division 1 level caliber athlete. She breaks down defenders with her dribble smoothly, keeping the ball close to her and rarely turning it over. She knocks down shots from all over the court, contested or not. She brings energy to the court and elevates all of her teammates games too. Cordis is going to continue to dominate this season and should excel at the college level.

Cordis earned First Team All-League honors through her blend of creativity, intelligence, and control. A high-level ball handler, she manipulated defenses with hesitations, crossovers, and sharp reads. Her ability to get defenders off balance allowed her to penetrate and finish around the rim with precision. Cordis had a tremendous sense for timing and spacing—she saw help rotations before they happened and made plays accordingly. On defense, her quick feet and awareness led to numerous steals. Cordis’ combination of poise and aggressiveness made her one of the most dynamic guards

Shayla is a player who can go get a bucket when her team needs. She is smooth with the ball in her hands, having quick crossovers and elite ball handling abilities to get by defenders. She finds her open teammates, always keeping her eyes up when facilitating the offense. She plays great defense too, always moving her feet quickly and keeping the ball handler in front of her.

Shayla Cordis Shayla Cordis 5'7" | PG/SG North Thurston | 2026 State WA capped off an impressive tournament with 50 total points, leading her team in scoring. She dominated at all 3 levels, using her strength and footwork to score efficiently around the basket. Her best performance came against Garfield, where she tallied 23 points, proving to be a dominant presence inside.

Shayla is a dynamic guard who has taken the next step on the court. She played with confidence all season long, being able to handle the ball smoothly and hit shots with ease. She found her open teammates often and always made the extra pass if there was an open teammate. Cordis is a Division 1 level player and could carry her team all the way to a state championship win.

Shayla has improved a tremendous amount on the court in all aspects. She is a top player in the 2026 class and has been showcasing her ability to score the ball all season long. Cordis does a great job at finding her teammates when they are open and knows how to attack opposing defenses and picking them apart with ease. She handles the ball at an elite level and has all the assets to be a Division 1 player.

Shayla is an elite point guard who has been showcasing her elite skills all season long. She fills up the stat sheet every night by dishing out assists, crashing the boards hard, creating turnovers on the defensive side, and of course by putting the ball in the bucket. Cordis is patient when attacking the ball, never forcing anything and taking what the defense gives her. She hasn’t missed a step since transferring over and is ready to help lead her new team to a deep playoff run in the state tournament.

Shayla has been playing at an elite level for North Thurston this season, being a top option for the squad. She has been lighting up the stat sheet and making defenses look silly at times. Cordis plays great defense too, being alert and agile at all times. She recently dropped 27 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, and 5 steals against a talented Lincoln squad.