Herron is a dynamic guard who combines tight ball handling, creativity, and patience to break down defenders and create scoring opportunities. She uses crossovers, step-backs, and changes of pace to attack gaps, finish through contact, and find open teammates with well-timed passes. Coming off a season averaging 18 points, 9 assists, and 4 steals per game, the Region 2A Player of the Year brings impressive scoring ability, court vision, and defensive production into her senior year.

Herron has tight ball handling, creativity, and patience to break down defenders and create quality scoring opportunities. She attacks with purpose, using change-of-pace moves, step-backs, crossovers, and the ability to split defenders while reading the floor and exploiting gaps on her way to the rim. Every dribble serves a purpose and reflects her high-level feel for the game.

Herron earned Region 2A Player of the Year honors after putting together a dynamic season as one of the most complete guards in Class 2. Averaging 18 points, 9 assists, and 4 steals per game, she impacts the game as both a scorer and high-level facilitator. Herron excels off the dribble, using her footwork, ball control, and creativity to split defenders, attack gaps, and finish through contact at the rim. She also shows the ability to score at all three levels while consistently creating opportunities for teammates with her vision and passing, especially in transition. With her energy, athleticism, and two-way production, Herron is a true playmaker who can control the pace and flow of the game.

Strong ball handler who consistently gets into the lane off the dribble. Shows good pace and control, able to break down defenders and create advantages. Effective playmaker who sees the floor well and delivers the ball to open teammates. Brings steady guard play and helps
facilitate the offense she finished with 11 points band 5 steals!

5’5 but plays much bigger than her size! She has a good three point shot with a consistent midrange game. Good driving to the basket to get to her floater. A good and scrapy defender that competes at a high level “TT’ has led her team in scoring the past two seasons!

Herron had shown flashes of her defensive instincts and command in earlier outings, but “TT” put it all together in this contest, proving why she’s a legitimate next-level prospect. She disrupted passing lanes for easy buckets, found seams in the Wildcats’ rigid zone defense, and took over down the stretch—knocking down multiple clutch threes in the final minutes to keep the Justices alive.

Herron does a little of everything – shoots, defends, and facilitates. She leads by example with effort and awareness, showing potential as a primary ball-handler. She hit some big time three point shot to get her team out to a quick start in the title game, she finished as the team leading scorer with a great performace!

A steady point guard who makes the players around her better. She is strong with the ball in her hands and operates with her head up. Capable of scoring in a variety of ways and can be a good three way scorer is good on the ball defender at the defensive end! Had a great effort to help her team in the state championship game with 30 points in the title game!

Tiara Herron Tiara Herron 5'5" | PG John Marshall HS | 2027 State VA was excellent for John Marshall in their run as the state runner-up. Her vision and control of the game were outstanding in the semifinal. Tiara shot the ball from three well, and although their loss to Central Wise in the final was uncompetitive, she kept the game interesting in the first half with her offense. Tiara is a complete offensive guard who I could see being a riser in a talented 2027 class.

Central Wise dominated a lot of this game, but one of the bright spots for John Marshall was Tiara Herron Tiara Herron 5'5" | PG John Marshall HS | 2027 State VA . Tiara had a handful of outstanding drives and had a great day shooting the three. Central Wise had a big lead most of the first half but a couple of big shots, one of them being a long three at the first-half buzzer from Tiara cut the lead to 8. She finished with 30 points.