Taryn is a player I saw last season with Hebron against the eventual state champion Murray County Indians. It took about 5 minutes before I pulled MaxPreps on my phone to see who #24 was. She is a very impressive player physically at over six foot tall with outstanding leaping ability and quickness. While her offensive game is still developing, the contributions Taryn brings cannot be understated. She is a legit rim protector who routinely swats balls out of bounds and works hard on the glass on both ends. She is a confident and capable scorer around the rim who does not need plays run for her to score. I knew in the Fall that she had the potential to be a very good division one player in college. Coaches agree and she has earned offers from Penn, Furman, Jackson State, and the latest coming from in state West Georgia.

Taryn looks the part of a legit division one player when she is walks on the court before the game even starts. She is a tall, long kid who knows where the weight room is.Taryn has held down the paint in around 8-10 game Is have seen her play this Spring and Summer for HER Elite ‘s 16U and 17U EYBL teams. She is explosive getting off the floor with a long wingspan, which gives her the ability to affect the game on both ends of the court. Dixon is becoming a real problem in the paint scoring efficiently while also control the boards and protecting the rim with her shot-blocking ability. Taryn was behind two major college signees at Hebron Christian the last two years, but it’s her time now. I expect her have multiple division offers before she returns to school as a junior at the conclusion of this Summer. She should be flying up college recruiter’s boards after taking huge strides in her game.

Strong and physical interior player. Relentless on the glass on both ends. Gets a lot of points off offensive putbacks. Defensively, Taryn is a shot blocker and paint protector. She plays with tremendous effort and passion. She will be a high level prospect because she is tough, determined, skilled and competes daily one of the best teams in the nation. Taryn’s future is very bright.

Taryn stood out right away in the 3×3 portion of the showcase with her size and how hard she plays. She was relentless on the glass and turned those offensive boards into put-backs and points. Her size, skill, and soft touch inside will make her a college target in Georgia’s 2028 class.