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Tiareyona Holmes

Combo Guard

2025 Class

5'10" Height

Bay City Central School

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About Tiareyona

Tiareyona Holmes is a 5'10" Combo Guard in the 2025 class. Holmes attends Bay City Central in Michigan. Holmes's Player Profile was created on May 14, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Girls Hoops to see where Tiareyona Holmes is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Evan Bell

Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout

Tiareyona has length, athleticism, and multi-level scoring abilities that make her a tough player to stop on the basketball court. After receiving an honorable mention nomination in 2022, she took her game to a higher level in 2023, earning SVL All-Conference 2nd Team. T. is a two-time Bay City Times Dream Team Member, averaging 11.6 pts, 5.8 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game throughout her career. T. has had an excellent off-season with Pride 21 on the PGH Circuit, frequently receiving notice as a top performer. She has a deadly pull-up jumper off the dribble and is tough to stop when she drives to the basket. I expect Tiareyona to add an exclamation point to her outstanding career in her senior season and be in the all-conference conversation once again.

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Evan Bell

Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout

Tiareyona Holmes Tiareyona Holmes 5'10" | CG Bay City Central | 2025 State MI 5-8 W/SG 2025 Pride 21 confirmed at PGH Live why I believe she is a unique college prospect. She has impressed me since the winter high school season as a gamer with an extremely high ceiling because of her height, athleticism, and guard like abilities. T. caught fire from 3, knocking down deep shots off the dribble and the catch, she scans the floor in transition to find open teammates, and has an effective face up game to attack downhill and scored in the paint. Her length and vertical leap give her an advantage to rebound and block shots inside. T. is a wing/SG I think schools need to be taking a serious look at right now.