Myah Epps' triumphant return to action: A slam-dunk comeback for the Louisville prospect!

Myah Epps is stable and scheduled to undergo surgery, Homestead girls basketball coach Rod Parker said in a statement released on behalf of the Epps family Saturday morning. Epps, a senior Louisville signee , was involved in a car crash Friday morning in Fort Wayne and airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital. Parker was granted permission to address "inaccurate rumors currently circulating online.

" "At this time, any other information or rumors being shared are inaccurate," he wrote. "The family appreciates everyone’s concern and continued prayers for Myah’s quick recovery. " A 5-foot-10 combo guard, Epps averaged 14 points on 52% shooting, plus 4.

1 assists, 2. 3 steals and 4 blocks in 26 games this season. For her career, she totaled 1,560 points, 445 assists and 217 steals, and guided the Spartans to three consecutive sectional championships from 2023-25, with a regional title in 2024 (program's first since 2017).

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