The 5’6″ 2026 point guard committed and signed with Missouri State last week. She is a four-year starter who helped lead the Hawks to back-to-back state championships. She is a tremendous two-way player.

Zha was an exciting guard to watch at our Victory Region Finals–her two-way impact was impossible to miss. She had explosive quickness, toughness, and determination on defense that made her one of the most productive prospects on the court in every game I saw her play. Zha chased down a breakaway to deflect the ball and hit the deck to scrap for 50/50 balls. She drew a charge on defense, jumped passing lanes for steals, deflected passes, and secured rebounds. Zha was fearless and explosive when driving downhill. She used quick lateral pushouts and a crossover to fly beat a defender in top gear for a layup. Zha scored many layups off two feet using both hands, caused fouls on her drives, and converted many free throws. She turned steals into transition baskets, including a long floater off the glass. Zha sparked Example Sports Wolfpack with a 10-point outburst in the first half of their Championship game and was an elite guard prospect on both ends. She earned All-Tournament First Team honors.