Tee King | SR | Combo Guard | Troy Commit

Tee King delivered a dominant all-around performance with 20 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks against Northridge. The Troy commit controlled the game with her versatility, impacting every phase on both ends of the floor. She scored at multiple levels while crashing the glass and initiating offense when needed. Defensively, her length and instincts showed up in key steals and momentum-shifting blocks. King proved once again she’s a complete two-way difference maker.

➡️ Player Profile:
Tee King | JR | Point Guard | Pelham | Troy Commit
23 PPG, 5 RPG, 2.5 APG, 2.8 SPG

King enters as the most accomplished player on the floor — a Troy commit averaging 23 PPG with three-level scoring and defensive disruption.

A scalable college guard with pace control, creation efficiency, and defensive anticipation that plays in any system.

Tee King — PG | Class of 2026 | Pelham High (Troy Commit)

Point guard Tee King is proving the modern guard role now includes rim protection and scoreboard pressure. This week in two wins, King tallied 54 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals, 5 blocks, confirming that her game isn’t just felt — it’s layered. King organizes pace early, attacks gaps late, and plays like a guard built in a lab of physicality and discipline. She collapses pick-and-roll coverages with a strong downhill burst while reading secondary defenders like open books. On defense, she chases blocks like medals, contesting shots most guards never even consider as part of their job description. She embraces the full 94-foot defensive identity, picking up above the key, sliding early, and redirecting penetration with strength, not hope. With her mix of physical scoring delivery and guard-originated weakside deterrence, she profiles as one of the most dangerous mismatches in Alabama’s 2026 guard crop. King continues to prove you can defend, score, and protect the rim from the 1 spot without sacrificing tempo or sanity.

At 5’4, Tiauna King Tiauna King 5'4" | CG Pelham | 2026 State AL (Class of 2026) has made a name for herself as one of the toughest two-way guards in Alabama. The Pelham standout is a two-time 6A All-State selection and has already surpassed the 1,000-point milestone in her career.

King is a shifty three-level scorer, with the ability to break down defenders and finish in the paint despite her size. Her tight handle makes her extremely difficult to contain, and she thrives on keeping defenses off balance with her creativity.

What makes King special is that her impact isn’t limited to offense. On the other end of the floor, she is just as disruptive with her on-ball defense, using her quickness, toughness, and relentless energy to pressure opponents. As a lead guard, King’s competitiveness and intensity serve as a tone-setter, elevating the play of everyone around her.

A true two-way force, King’s combination of scoring ability, defensive grit, and leadership make her one of the most complete guards in Alabama’s 2026 class.

Tiauna King Tiauna King 5'4" | CG Pelham | 2026 State AL is an absolute monster from the field when it comes to scoring, and her ability to isolate is truly elite. She possesses a formidable combination of powerful drives, crafty finishes, and a reliable jump shot that allows her to consistently get buckets against any defender. When the ball is in her hands in a one-on-one situation, she’s a relentless force impossible to contain.

Her elite isolation game means Tiauna can single-handedly ignite an offense, breaking down defenses and creating scoring opportunities not just for herself, but often drawing help that opens up teammates. This self-sufficiency and raw scoring power make her a dynamic threat, capable of changing the momentum of a game whenever she decides to attack.

She may not be from the state of Tennessee (just over the line), but this kid dons a Tennessee club jersey. She was on a tear this weekend, scoring 20+ points in multiple games. She’s a shifty guard who can get into the paint or carve someone up from the arc. She was letting it fly and doing so at a consistent clip. She’s a hungry individual, and it showed especially on the defensive end, where she was getting steals and deflections. This kid is solid and would be a steal for a program at the next level.

Tee King is the best isolation scorer on this list. Her ability to create a shot off the dribble and keep her defender off balance with her array of moves makes her a tough scoring machine. Tee King is also a deadly catch-and-shoot player. She is averaging 22.5 points per game this season for Pelham, shooting 36% FG and 33% from three.