Amaya Harris transfers from Troy High to Darrow School for basketball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Amaya Harris, a standout basketball player from Troy High, has transferred to Darrow School, effective immediately. The 15-year-old guard, who led her team to the Class AA final and was named MVP, had been evaluating her options over the summer. After discussions with her father and coach, Will Harris, she decided that playing at Darrow would provide a higher level of competition for her development. The move follows her successful performance in the New York vs. New York event, where she impressed with the NY Gauchos. Harris is now set to compete in the highly competitive New England Preparatory School Athletic Council alongside top athletes.
- •Amaya Harris is now a member of the Class of 2030 at Darrow School.
- •She won the Colonial Council title and was a key player in the Class AA final.
- •The transfer was influenced by a desire for higher competition and serious teammates.
- •Harris reclassified to have an extra year before college recruitment.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Basketball star Amaya Harris leaves Troy High to play at Darrow School
"Harris led the Flying Horses to the Class AA final in 2026.
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