NEWS: Cal Women's Basketball has picked up a Top 50 recruit in the 2027 class, G Amélia Sow out of Canada
The Golden Bears earned the commitment of the combo guard over the likes of Maryland and Virginia Tech
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
Hearing from Amélia Sow’s family that the 2027 guard @feiawbb and @B1cewbb is down to two schools in her NCAA recruitment: @TerpsWBB and @CalWBBall .
Sow has established herself as one of the top prospects in the 2027 class. Her size, skill and versatility allow her to make an impact on both ends of the floor.
Maryland or Cal—which one will she choose? Stay tuned.
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6'7 F Lexee Anderson from Ontario, Canada has committed to @GopherWBB
"Top 100 prospect in class of 2027 adds long/length, rim protector, skillset showcases mid-range that stretchs floor with '3 who will develop more in coming years @CoachDawnP system per MichaelTWhite @ASGRBasketball".
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COMMIT: 6'7" Canadian center Lexee Anderson announced her commitment to the #Gophers on Wednesday morning following a campus visit this past weekend.
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PORTIA REISEN | CLASS OF 2028
Sophomore season 📈🚀
-WNPA Underclassman of the year & First Team ⭐️
-Grind Session All Underclassman
-All Grind Session Team
-OSBA Second Team ⭐️
-Under Armour Future 60
-Canada Basketball U17 National Team
-U17 National🥇
-U17 National Finals MVP
#IUWBB ROSTER UPDATE: The Hoosiers have announced the signings of two Canadian players, 5-11 wing Camille Pangonis and 6-3 forward Ashlyn Anderson.
Pangonis will be a true freshman, while Anderson will have two years of eligibility remaining.
Both have been added for the roster for the 2026-27 season.
Indiana WBB has officially announced the signing of incoming freshman Camille Pangonis, 5-11 W, Fort Erie International Academy (ON), and transfer Ashlyn Anderson, 6-3 SO forward, Latchford, ON) / Fanshawe College (ON)
"Coming on campus, I felt that I'd be taken care of coming here. The coaches had a really good balance of care for their players, treating them as people and not just athletes. They harped on development, getting me better and getting me stronger." 🗣️
Nidi Yiech's journey to GCU 📰
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