Seaberry and the Hurricanes will look to be on top of SCISA Class 4A when February rolls around this season. Yannah and her teammates will look to make a run at Heathwood Hall and Northwood Academy towards the top. Seaberry scraps for everything and generally logs a lot of minutes each game. She started her career off at Palmetto Christian Academy before coming over to the Downtown Charleston First Baptist campus her sophomore season.

Yannah is a shot maker with a knack to score the ball. She runs with a local Grassroots team coached by her father John Harris and Kevin Massey in S.H.O.T.S. United.

Yannah and her teammates finished the weekend (1-3) here at the PGH Triumph Region Kick Off. Seaberry plays both guard spots in the backcourt for her squad. She plays for her father on this S.H.O.T.S. United squad.

Yannah understands where to be on the floor at all times to make a play. She brings good activity and good awareness. Seaberry connected on several perimeter jumpers this weekend for her team. She plays every minute of the game like it’s her last possession – never a letdown in performance while on the floor.

Seaberry and her S.H.O.T.S. United squad lost a heartbreaker to the Kentucky Blue Devils in the nightcap. Yannah finished with 18 points on the evening. She was able to connect on some tough shots on the perimeter along with some from behind the arc. Yannah logs a lot of minutes for her Charleston based squad.

Seaberry was among a number of standouts on hand at White Knoll HS who made sure the Lowcountry was well represented in the Midlands. She tallied 16 points as the Hurricanes experienced victory by a final of 48-24 over Lamar. Seaberry also recently received her first Division I offer from Charleston Southern University. She is a 5-foot-6 combo guard who was important in First Baptist’s run to the 3A SCISA championship game last season. Seaberry can shoot plenty of 3-point jumpers and is also a consistent threat to steal the ball. Seaberry splashed home four triples in the win over Lamar. She can play at either the one or the two. If one word would be used to describe her game, it would be poise. Another would certainly be confidence.

Yannah was a great addition to the Hurricanes roster after transferring in from nearby Palmetto Christian Academy. Seaberry can play both guard spots in the backcourt for Head Coach Presley Singleton. Yannah really has a good feel for the game and never seems to be rattled while on the floor. Defenders don’t leave her open on the perimeter she will make you pay for it later on.