Rahzirah Blocker

Rahzirah "Rahz" Blocker is an accomplished women's basketball player with a passion for the game and a strong academic background. A native of Clayton, NJ, Rahz has demonstrated her versatility and leadership on the court throughout her career. She played four years at Rutgers University–Camden, where she was a key contributor to the team’s success and earned multiple individual accolades, including Second Team All-NJAC honors and ranking in the top 20 in career steals, assists, rebounds, and points.

Prior to college, Rahz showcased her talent at Clayton High School, earning three varsity letters in basketball and two in cross country. She was named to the All-Academic Team in 2016, and received Tri-County Conference First Team honors as a senior. Rahz also participated in the Al Carino All-Star game in 2019, celebrating her as one of the top talents in the region.

Standing out not only for her skills but also for her work ethic and academic excellence, Rahz graduated in 2019 and continues to pursue her dream of playing professional basketball overseas. She is known for her high basketball IQ, clutch shooting, and relentless defense.

Off the court, Rahz is a dedicated student majoring in Philosophy at Rutgers-Camden, with aspirations to play professional basketball internationally. Her love for her pets and her admiration for basketball icons like Kobe Bryant and Damian Lillard motivate her to continually improve and achieve her goals.

Rahz is now seeking the right representation to help her take her basketball career to the next level and make her mark on the global stage.

Highlights:  

- 2nd Team All NJAC/Conference Player  

- Top 20 in career steals (131), assists (128)  

- Top 12 in career rebounds (552)  

- Top 8 in career FG% (40.8%)  

- Top 5 in career points (1,394)  

- School record holder for free throw percentage (75%)