Sumayah Lewis-McIntosh Sumayah Lewis-McIntosh 5'10" | SF Lakewood | 2025 State FL ‘s athleticism, speed, and strength are far beyond most players, which is why she is a D1 commit to Alabama A&M as a Lady Bulldog. And that’s exactly what they’re getting: a “DOG.” McIntosh plays with relentless effort and energy, whether her team is up by 20 or down by 20—her presence is always felt.

Her ability to guard the best ball handlers and wings at 6 feet tall is remarkable. Her length allows her to poke the ball loose, and her speed and agility enable her to turn defense into offense seamlessly. She then hustles back to apply full-court pressure, locking up her opponents again.

McIntosh’s commitment to competing at a high level, even when fatigued, demonstrates her desire to win every game. Given her defensive prowess and tenacity, I foresee her earning significant playing time as a freshman at the next level.

Sumayah Lewis-McIntosh Sumayah Lewis-McIntosh 5'10" | SF Lakewood | 2025 State FL , when on the floor, wants to show you on every play—whether it’s on offense or defense—that she wants it more than you. To beat her, you’re going to have to give it everything you’ve got. Sumayah imposes her will on her opponents, thriving on the physical aspect of the game. On offense, she brings the contact to you. If you’re on your heels, she can sense the fear and will attack. On defense, she wants to guard the opposing team’s best player full court and make it a long night for them.

Sumayah has one of the highest motors and is super competitive. Even while playing with such intensity, she can still score in multiple ways—whether it’s at the rim, off the dribble, or getting to her mid-range pull-up. Her favorite, though, is in transition, where she shows her speed and athleticism, often finishing with an “And-1.”

Last season, Sumayah averaged 14.8 PPG, 3.4 APG, 6 SPG, 2.2 BPG, and scored 414 points. She also joined her teammate Alahni Lovett Alahni Lovett 5'5" | PG Lakewood | 2025 State FL in reaching the 1,000-point milestone and is well on her way to 1,500, currently sitting at 1,207 points.

If you want to see physical, high-intensity, competitive play for four straight quarters, Sumayah is a MUST-SEE!