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2026-27 (Junior)
» Helped Team USA capture the gold medal at the 2026 FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup in Wuhan, China; led the U.S. with eight points in the quarterfinal win over the Netherlands, scored six points in the semifinal victory over Spain and added five points and four rebounds in the 15-10 gold-medal win over Canada.
PRIOR TO IOWA
2025-26 (Georgia)
» Unanimous First Team All-SEC
» Averaged 17.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
» Entered the portal as the sixth-overall rated prospect
» Saw action in 32 games
» Recorded a career-high 32 points and 11 rebounds against Ole Miss
» Dished out a career-best eight assists against Kentucky
» Contributed eight points in NCAA Tournament first round game against Virginia
2024-25 (Georgia Tech)
» ACC Sixth Player of the Year
» All-ACC freshman team
» Five-time ACC Rookie of the Week
» Led Georgia Tech in three-pointers made (66)
» Recorded first 20-point game in win against Georgia, hitting four three-pointers, and posting three assists
» Led Tech offensively with career-high 29 points in win at Virginia, hitting five three-pointers, while connecting on personal-best 10-of-11 free throws
» Contributed seven points in NCAA Tournament first round game against Richmond.
HIGH SCHOOL
» Ranked No. 29 nationally by ESPN
» Four-star recruit by ESPN HoopGurlzPlayed senior season at Grayson High School
» Was team captain senior season
» Helped Grayson to a 2024 state championship and regional championship
» 2024 Region 7A Player of the Year
» 2024 Miss Georgia Basketball
» 2024 Georgia Player of the Year
» 2024 first-team all-state
» 2024 Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year
» Recorded a quadruple double on Jan. 9, 2024 with Grayson
» Played first three seasons at Rockdale County High School
» Served two years as team captain at Rockdale County
» Helped Rockdale County High School to 2021 and 2023 regional championships
» 2021, 2022 Region 6A Player of the Year
» 2021 Georgia Freshman of the Year
» 2022, 2023 first-team all-state (6A)
» 2023 first-team all-region
PERSONAL
» Daughter of Norton and Opal Carnegie
» Has five siblings: Destiny Carnegie, Dianne Carnegie, Kenya Forbes, Joseph Forbes, and Amber Forbes
» Born in New York before moving to Georgia at age 12
» Played for USA Soccer