Where she stands

The accolades.

The rankings, the honors, and the measurables, in one place. Her high school career is written. Her freshman year at Washington is not.

#37
Prospects Nation
#40
On3
#43
247Sports
#46
ESPN NEXT 100

Top 50 of every major service. These four are the numbers Washington Athletics cited in January 2026. The services re-order their boards through the year, so the live lists further down this page may read differently on the day you check them.

The tape

Five eleven, both guard spots.

Position
Combo guard
Height
5'11"
Class
2026
Number
25
Hometown
Fort Worth, Texas
High school
Faith Family Academy of Oak Cliff
Club
Southwest Select, Adidas 3SSB
College
University of Washington, Big Ten
Honors

What she has earned.

Four seasons of it, from a freshman year that ended in a state final to a senior year that ended on an All-American roster.

National
  • McDonald's All-American Nominee, January 2026
  • She Got Game Classic MVP, Hawaii
  • Adidas All-American
  • Adidas Eurocamp, Italy
  • 2026 Ballislife x SeaWorld All-American Game
Texas, team, and country
  • Texas All-State Tournament Team, as a freshman
  • TABC All-Region, 6A Region 2
  • Fort Worth-area all-district
  • Texas 6A state runner-up with DeSoto
  • Called up to Mexico's U17 National Team pool for the 2024 FIBA U17 World Cup
What's next

She signed with Washington on November 12, 2025. Everything above is the reason she got the chance. None of it is the point anymore.

She committed on October 11 and signed a month later, choosing the Huskies over a list that included Baylor, Indiana, Louisville, North Carolina and TCU. The Big Ten is the stage. The accolades got her there.

Her freshman year has not been played yet. That is the part she is most interested in.

Watch her play
Amayah Garcia in her purple Washington jersey, cradling a crystal basketball and looking down in focus.
Signed November 2025 · Big Ten
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