Kimberly Macias brings efficient shot-making and disruptive guard play to Hawaiʻi Hilo
Macias is a compact, scoring-minded guard for Hawaiʻi Hilo whose early 2025-26 showing includes 8 points in 15 minutes at Hawaiʻi, with 2 made threes, plus 3 rebounds and 3 assists in that game.[1] Her high school résumé points to a two-way guard with real steal production and a proven scoring ceiling, highlighted by a senior-year average of 20.0 points per game, a single-game high of 48 points, and 2.1 steals per game.[6][2] For a team, she looks like a useful backcourt fit if you want energy, perimeter offense, and pressure defense rather than a high-usage ball-dominant creator.[1][2]
