Hutchinson piled up 3 state championships at Hilton Head Christian and a ton of points in her high school career. Tamya excels in the transition game. She started off her career at Estill HS for 3 seasons before coming over to the SCISA school.

Tamya scored north of 2,600 points in her high school career. Hutchinson played great in the passing lanes and scored so many points in transition to the bucket. Tamya averaged 20 ppg, 7.9 rebounds, 5.4 steals and 2.6 assists this past season. Hutchinson scored 31 points in the State Championship Game vs John Paul II.

Tamya and her teammates ran into a tall task in Joyce Edwards Joyce Edwards 6'3" | PF Camden | 2024 State SC and the Camden HS Lady Bulldogs today. Tamya as played 6 years of varsity basketball down in the Lowcountry. She started her career at Estill HS and then went to Hilton Head Christian as a sophomore. Tamya currently has 2,671 career points in her 6-year varsity career.

She really excels in the transition game and leaking out for cheapies in transition. Tamya plays extremely active on both ends of the floor and really shows to have a quick set of hands.

Can she help the Lady Eagles win a 5th straight SCISA State Championship come this February?

This will be Tamya Hutchinson Tamya Hutchinson 5'4" | PG Hilton Head Christian | 2024 State SC 6th year of varsity basketball come this fall for the Lady Eagles. She started her career at Estill HS (now closed) before coming over to SCISA Class 3A member Hilton Head Christian before her sophomore season.

Hutchinson recently took a visit to Claflin University (SC) – NCAA D2 in Orangeburg. Tamya plays the game great with a side of chaos at times. She likes to play downhill to the basket and create her own scoring opportunities on both sides of the floor.

Tamya enters her senior season with 2,448 career points between the two schools.

Hutchinson is in her last go around and her final year of high school. Tamya has won 2 SCISA State Championships the past few years at Hilton Head Christian. She started her career in the 7th grade which was the first-time Prep Girls Hoops saw her play for Estill HS.

Tamya is constantly all over the floor and scoring the ball at the rim. She brings havoc and chaos to the floor with her ability to generate steals in the open floor. Hutchinson seems to be at her best when attacking and getting the ball downhill to the basket. She already has scored over 2,448 career points entering her senior season. Tamya picked up offers from South Carolina State University and Claflin University (SC) – NCAA D2 this summer.

Hutchinson continues to be the spark plug that spearheads the Eagles. She once again looked in midseason form on Friday afternoon at White Knoll HS. Hutchinson is a complete problem for opponents on defense and her speed and tenacity enable her to make plenty of plays at the rim. She can bury her attempts from both 3-point range and at the free throw line, knows when to pass and when to distribute and can slice and dice her way through a defense to a strong finish at the cup. Hutchinson finished with 22 points in an Eagles win over High Point Academy.

(*PGH Preseason Player of the Year*)rnHutchinson, in her first season, transferred to the now 3A Eagles from the soon-to-be defunct Estill and immediately made her presence felt. She led the Eagles to a fourth consecutive SCISA championship as a Class 2A team then translated that success into a stellar showing on the grassroots realm with H2 Lowco. Hutchinson approaches every matchup with a tenacious mentality. She will attack the rim with regularity and can also drain her shots from long range. Hutchinson excels as a ball distributor and is willing to draw contact and find her way to the free throw line. She is ready for the challenge of 3A opponents.