Myers brings versatility and physicality as a wing who impacts the game on both ends. She thrives attacking the basket, finishing through contact, and contributing as a rebounder in traffic. Her off-ball movement and ability to score in multiple ways make her a valuable, well-rounded piece on the perimeter.

Some players don’t always get the headlines, but make no mistake — this championship isn’t going back to Osbourn Park without her. She was an absolute workhorse from tip to buzzer, fearlessly attacking the paint and refusing to back down from any challenge. Her confidence never wavered on the perimeter, knocking down shots and keeping the defense honest all night long. On the other end, she was a lockdown presence, bringing the kind of defensive intensity that championship teams are built on. She did everything asked of her and then some — and when that trophy was hoisted, her fingerprints were all over it.

Tierney Myers Tierney Myers 5'10" | SF/SG Osbourn Park | 2027 State VA was another player who played big for Osbourn Park. You can say a lot of Manchester’s misses at the rim were due to them just missing shots they usually convert. But I think the aggressiveness Tierney, along with others, played against Manchester’s bigs was a big reason they struggled. Tierney had a tough drive in the second half, and I thought her ball handling looked good in moments. She finished with 9 points and 6 rebounds.

Myers emerged as a crucial complementary piece for Osbourn Park and was an important X-factor during the playoff run. She attacked the basket effectively, using her size and physicality to finish around the rim and draw fouls. Myers also contributed key rebounds and defensive plays that helped stabilize the Yellow Jackets during Manchester runs. Her timely scoring and interior presence added balance to Osbourn Park’s offense.

Myers brings versatility and active off-ball movement to Osbourn Park’s wing rotation. In the Yellow Jackets’ 65-44 state semifinal win over Oakton, she scored in a variety of ways, finishing inside, knocking down a confident three from the top of the key, and converting off cuts and extra passes. She consistently relocates well along the perimeter and at the nail, creating space to attack the middle or capitalize on kick-outs. Myers’ ability to move without the ball, finish through contact, and contribute from multiple scoring areas gives Osbourn Park another reliable offensive option.

Myers brings physicality and relentless effort to Osbourn Park’s interior presence. In the 54-27 state quarterfinal win over L.C. Bird, she stayed aggressive offensively, finding openings to attack and finishing an up-and-under move for a bucket and an and-one. She battles for rebounds in congested areas and creates second-chance opportunities with her activity on the glass. Defensively, Myers pressures the post and forces opponents into difficult attempts, adding toughness that balances Osbourn Park’s perimeter attack.

Myers anchors the interior with physicality and aggression. She battles for rebounds in congested areas and forces opponents to finish through contact in the paint. Offensively, she creates second-chance opportunities and finishes strong around the rim. Her presence inside complements Osbourn Park’s perimeter pressure and balances their attack.

Myers impacted the game with relentless hustle, securing defensive rebounds and finding outlets quickly. She attacked from the elbow and created second-chance opportunities by tracking down loose balls. Defensively, she pressured the post effectively and forced tough shot attempts without fouling. Her physicality and ability to draw contact for an and-one proved valuable in momentum shifts.

Tierney anchored the interior with physicality and presence. She pressured post entries, battled for rebounds in traffic, and finished strong around the block. Defensively, she held her ground in the paint and made opponents work for every interior attempt. Her toughness inside complemented Osbourn Park’s perimeter pressure.

Myers has emerged as a highly impactful contributor, bringing toughness and interior presence despite her guard/wing size. She plays bigger than listed, finishing through contact and embracing physical play in the paint. Her growth this season has shown in her willingness to do the little things: rebounding, defending, and competing on every possession. Myers’ motor and evolving skill set give Osbourn Park valuable two-way versatility. Her consistency strengthens the Yellow Jackets’ depth in high-level matchups.