Kyra Webb brings size, shooting touch, and disruption potential to Hawaii’s backcourt
In the 2025-26 season, freshman guard Kyra Webb has been a steady rotation piece for Hawai‘i, playing in all 33 games with one start and averaging 4.1 points and 3.2 rebounds in 16 minutes per game. Her appeal goes beyond box-score volume: Hawai‘i coach Laura Beeman described her as a “big guard” who can shoot the 3, get to the rim, and force attention, and Webb backed that up with a 15-point game, a 10-rebound game, and three blocks in the same season. She looks like a versatile, high-upside fit for teams needing length, two-way energy, and perimeter scoring punch.[5][8]
