Simply put, you just know when Camari Peek is on the field, she is going to make a highlight-worthy play. She plays with such an enormous amount of energy and almost commands that the ball be hit her way. She’s not a large athlete by stature, but where she may currently lack in height, she more than makes up for it in raw athleticism, talent, and work ethic. She leads by example and is absolutely not afraid to run into the fence to make a play. Her glove and footwork at the shortstop position are extremely fluid, and when tracking balls behind her, she does an excellent job getting her hips around so she can accelerate and not hinder her footwork.

Camari Peek’s ability to reach base and drive in runs with power makes her a key part of Rockmart’s team this season in Georgia’s fall school season. In her first two weeks of the campaign, Peek hit .625 with a 2.184 OPS, hitting four home runs and driving in 10 of her teammates. The strong start comes off a club season where she hit 14 home runs with a .424 batting average against the best 14U competition her Texas Bombers team could find. Over the summer, Peek attended camps at Florida State and Auburn, and she remains ready for any college opportunity that may come her way.