WCBB 2015 Transfers as of 8/21/15

[RSHERMVIKES]

This is off the NCAA site as of August 21, 2015: Anyone have any additions please add names and schools!
2015 NCAA TRANSFERS
Updated 8-21-15

List derived from emails, phone calls, internet searches, twitter etc. Key sources, Bret McCormick (ASGR), Brandon Clay (PN), Rebkell Boards, Hoopfeed.com, Lady Swish, 695 Hoops and players. Some transfer posting are delayed due to release confirmations.


NAME CLASS FROM TO POSITION
Alana Aguirre Abilene Christian
Oceana Hamilton Sophomore Alabama Northwestern
Nicole Iademarco Arizona State Rice
Katie Powell Sophomore Arkansas UNLV
Bria Pitts Arkansas Oral Roberts
Alina Starr Sophomore Auburn Minnesota
Ieshia Small Sophomore Baylor Maryland WING
Mikayla Buckner Sophomore Baylor JUCO
Imani Wright Sophmore Baylor Florida State GUARD
Kenna McDavis Boise State Northern Arizona
Kat Cooper Grad (1yr) Boston College Oregon
Charnelle Reed Junior Bradley
Alexis Malone Junior Buffalo Louisiana Tech
Loryn Goodwin Sophomore Butler
Tanisha Brown Charlotte College of Charleston
Ashley Nickens Junior Cincinatti Eastern Michigan
Marley Hill Junior Cincinatti Western Michigan
MacKenzie Cann Cincinatti
Jada Jackson Cincinatti
Tiffany Lewis Sophomore Clemson Auburn GUARD
Nyilah Jamison-Myers Junior Clemson Charlotte
Shelbie Davenport Sophomore Clemson Tennessee Chattanooga
Arielle Roberson Grad (2yrs) Colorado West Virginia
Sadie Edwards Freshman Connecticut USC
Raven Bankston Junior Delaware State Towson
Raine Bankston Junior Delaware State Towson
Shakeya Graves DePaul Oakland
Kyndal Clark Graduate Drake Nebraska
April Henson Freshman Drexel George Mason
Sierra Calhoun Freshman Duke Ohio State SHOOTING GUARD
Tyra Jones Freshman Duquesne FOWARD
Tanesha Sutton Duquesne Maine GUARD
Morgan Martin Freshman Eastern Illinois East Tennessee State FOWARD
Kandace Tate Sophomore Eastern Illinois
Shelly Harper Eastern Kentucky Lenoir Rhyne
Jasmine Staford Eastern Kentucky Lenoir Rhyne
Jade Redmon Junior Eastern Washington
Kiana Brown Sophomore Eastern Washington Humboldt State
Haley Shaner Sophomore Eastern Washington
Marley Anderson Eastern Washington UC Davis
CeCe Pearl Sophomore Eastern Washington Hawaii Pacific
Hanna Mack Sophomore Eastern Washington Northwest Christian
Shaneese Bailey Junior Florida Atlantic Miami
Morgan Blumer Sophomore Florida Gulf Coast Western Illinois
Chania Ray Freshman Florida State West Virginia COMBO GUARD
Morgan Jones R-Junior Florida State GUARD
Shakena Richardson R-Junior Florida State DePaul GUARD
Cydni Cole Freshman George Mason Appalachian State POINT GUARD
Qierra Murray Freshman George Mason Appalachian State SHOOTING GUARD
Jasmine Jackson Graduate George Mason Georgetown GUARD
Justyce Swango Freshman Georgetown Lenoir-Rhyne POINT GUARD
Chenya Sealy Freshman Georgetown GUARD
Sydnei McCaskill Sophomore Georgia Florida Gulf Coast SHOOTING GUARD
Sam Glodis Sophomore Georgia North Georgia
Kaela Davis Sophomore Georgia Tech South Carolina WING
Tori Morris Sophomore Grand Canyon Maryland Eastern Shore
Bayley Coleman-Cox Sophomore Hampton LeNoir Rhyne

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

Here is 2nd part of transfer list:

NAME CLASS FROM TO POSITION
Temi Fagbenie G-Senior Harvard Southern California
Deannisha Jackson High Point
Elo Edema Sophomore Hofstra Georgia Tech CENTER
Andreana Thomas Hofstra Vermont
DeJah Joshua Freshman Houston GUARD
Janee Arnold Freshman Houston GUARD
Sandra Davis Junior Houston POWER FOWARD
Moesha Kinard Freshman Houston Lamar GUARD
Jaqui Grant Sophomore Illinois DePaul
Taylor Gleason Sophomore Illinois Oakland
Amarah Coleman Illinois DePaul
Zenobia Bess Illinois State Kent State
Octavia Crump Illinois State
Mackenzie Freeman Illinois State
Stekara Hall llinois State
Lindsay Smith Illinois State
Kelli Tolar Illinois State
Larryn Brooks Sophomore Indiana Texas Tech POINT GUARD
Taylor Agler Sophomore Indiana Texas Tech POINT GUARD
Maura Muensterman Freshma Indiana Belmont GUARD
Liz Stratman Senior Indiana
Blair Thomas Freshman Iowa State Bradley
Nakiah Bell Freshman Iowa State
Queen Alford Junior Jacksonville UT-Chattanooga
Imani Kyser Freshman Jacksonville Nebraska Kearney FORWARD
Candice Williams Freshman James Madison South Alabama POINT GUARD
Terriell Bradley Sophomore Kansas North Texas
Ashley Jones G-Senior Kansas State Central Missouri State
Jaycee Cole Freshman Kentucky Western Kentucky GUARD
Emily Eubank Sophomore Lipscomb Tennessee Martin
Faith LeGate Sophomore Lipscomb Faulkner
Cienna Rodriguez-Rivera Louisiana-Lafayette POINT GUARD
Jaquan Jackson Junior Louisiana Tech Seton Hall
Ariana Freeman Freshman Louisville Colorado GUARD/WING
Megan Deines Louisville Kansas State
Simone Law Loyola (Chicago) Illinios
Tiana Karopulos R-Fresh Loyola (Chicago)
Bailey Farley Sophomore Loyola (Chicago)

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

HERE IS 3rd PART OF TRANSFER LIST:
Destiny Washington Freshman Loyola (Chicago) Ball State
Cortney Williams Freshman Loyola (Chicago)
Olivia Lucera Loyola Marymont Northern Arizona
Janessa Fauntroy Freshman Maine FOWARD
Payton Birchmeier Freshman Marist WING
Katharine Fogarty Sophomore Marist
Madeline Blais Marist Dayton
Brittni Lai Sophomore Marist
Kenisha Bell Sophomore Marquette Minnesota
Lauren Tibbs Marquette Bowling Green POST
Hannah Grimm Sophomore Marquette
Tia Elbert Sophomore Marquet Indiana
Alexis Brown Sophomore Maryland Duke POINT GUARD
Alisha Celestine Freshman Memphis Southern CENTER
Courtney Powell R-Senior Memphis North Carolina A&T POWER FOWARD
Caprice Dennis Junior Miami (FL) Detroit SMALL FOWARD
Paige Ramers Junior Michigan St. Louis
Jasmine Lumpkin Freshman Michigan State Texas A & M
Kiana Johnson Michigan State Virginia Union
Shy Copney Sophomore Middle Tennessee UT-Martin
China Dow Sophomore Middle Tennessee GUARD
Tory Jacobs Sophomore Minnesota Fresno State COMBO GUARD
Jackie Johnson Junior Minnesota Loyola-Marymount
Rangie Bressard Junior Minnesota Wichita State
Grace Coughlin Freshman Minnesota North Dakota
Starbreesa McDaniel Minnesota North Texas
Toree Thompson Freshman Mississippi TCU

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

HERE IS 4th PART OF TRANSFER LIST:
NAME CLASS FROM TO POSITION
Ja'Lyn Beooks Freshman Morehead State
Sylvia Maxwell Niagra George Mason GUARD
Jessica Washington Sophomore North Carolina Kansas GUARD
Alisha Gray Sophomore North Caroline
Stephanie Mavunga Sophomore North Carolina Ohio State FOWARD
Chloe Jackson Freshman North Carolina State Louisiana State COMBO GUARD
Johanna McMillan Sophomore North Carolina Wilmington GUARD
IO Chaney Freshman Norfolk State American FOWARD
Kahla Becken North Dakota State
Erin Dohnalek Junior Northern Iowa Washburn
Alexis Glasgow Freshman Northwestern Penn
Kaylee Page Freshman Nebraska Kansas State
Chandler Smith Freshman Nebraska Gonzaga
Kat Yelle Graduate Ohio Bradley
Nicole Kornet Senior Oklahoma Ohio
Brianne Coffman Freshman Oklahoma State Houston CENTER
Brittany Atkins Sophomore Oklahoma State GUARD
Roshunda Johnson Sophomore Oklahoma State Mississippi State
Lakota Beatty Freshman Oklahoma State
Auteonna Gilmore Freshman Old Dominion Chipola College COMBO GUARD
Maia Lee Freshman Old Dominion Towson WING
Chrishae Rowe Sophomore Oregon Kentucky
Tatum Neubert Sophomore Oregon LSU
Drea Tole Oregon POINT GUARD
Alex Harris Sophomore Penn State CENTER
Jenny DeGraaf Junior Penn State UNC Wilmington
Alexis Stallard Sophomore Pfeiffer Kentucky State
Chyna Golden Pittsburgh Bloomsburg
Brook Rhodes Sophomore Presbyterian
Haley Bodner Freshman Purdue Brigham Young
Johnnah Johnson Freshman Robert Morris
Judith Sole Junior Robert Morris Duquesne
Chloe Johnson San Diego State
Micah Norris Freshman Southern Illinois Chipola College
Ashley Folsom Southern Mississippi Eckerd
Sydnee Taylor Freshman Southern Utah GUARD
Shavontae Naylor R-Senior South Florida GUARD
Bre Brooks R-Senior South Florida GUARD
Kayla Styles Junior Spaulding Western Kentucky
Johanna Paine Sophomore Stetson Santa Clara
Amber Porter Junior Stetson James Madison POST
Kacie Juday Freshman Stony Brook Eckerd
Kristie Constantino Sophomore Stony Brook GUARD
Jannah Tucker R-Sophomore Tennessee Villanova WING
Taylor Manning-Drake Freshman Texas Christian POST
Kiara Bradshaw Junior Texas Christian Southern Methodist
Nakia Jones Sophomore Texas North Texas FOWARD
Lilley Vander Zee Texas West Texas A&M
Jada Terry Sophomore Texas A&M Texas Tech
Irene Gary G-Senior Texas El-Paso Georgia Tech
Taylor Agler Texas Tech Ohio
Minta Spears Graduate Texas Tech Vanderbilt
Courtney Vacher Sophomore Texas Tech
Olivia Braun Toledo Western Illinois
Elena De Alfredo Toledo
Deanna Calhoun Junior Southern California
Chyanne Butler Freshman Southern California Houston
Amy Okonkwo Freshman Southern California POST
Destinie Gibbs G-Senior Southern California Pittsburgh
Chynna Stevens South Dakota State San Diego
Hannah Little St. Boaventure Oakland
Ronoia Wade St. John's San Diego State
Recee' Caldwell Freshman UCLA POINT GUARD
McKenzie Calvert USC Kansas POINT GUARD
Marlisa Braxton Junior USC Upstate GUARD
Nora Berry Freshman USC Upstate
Ashia Jones UT Martin
Khaleann Cardon-Goudreau Sophomore Vanderbilt Texas
Audrey-Ann Cardon-Goudreau Sophomore Vanderbilt
Paris Kea Sophomore Vanderbilt North Carolina
Brianna DuBose Sophomore Virginia Commonwealth American GUARD
Brittany Burgess Sophomore Virginia Commonwealth UMBC WING
Sarah Imovbioh R-Senior Virginia South Carolina CENTER
Tiffany Suarez Sophomore Virginia Fordham FOWARD
Brielle Blair Freshman Virginia Tech Texas Tech FOWARD
Nicole Floyd Freshman Wake Forest Fordham FOWARD
Mykia Jones Wake Forest Georgetown
Victoria Harris Sophomore Walsh Robert Morris
Ashley Bolston Freshman Washington State
Abigail Asoro Junior West Virginia
Bre McDonald Junior West Virginia GUARD
Tyara Warren ophomore West Virginia North Texas GUARD
Ruta Savickaite Junior Western Kentucky Southern Indiana
Morgan Blumer Sophomore Western Illinois
Kayla White Sophomore Wichita State GUARD
Michaela Dapprich Sophomore Wichita State FOWARD
Alie Decker Junior Wichita State GUARD
Moriah Dapprich Sophomore Wichita State GUARD
Carley Truesdale Wisconsin GUARD
Cierra Patterson Wright State

 

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[UcMiami]

That is pretty wild! Though the list of starting caliber players is much shorter - a bunch of those listed are just 're-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.'

 

[Carnac]

What's going on at USC? They had 4 players defect to other schools. Sadie Edwards may have jumped out of the frying pan into the fire.
USC is a one of the major division 1 schools in this area. I'll keep an eye on that program this season with much interest. I'll be looking to see if Sadie rolled a 7, or snake eyes on her come out roll.

 

[VAUConnFan]

Good job compiling this list.

 

[NSP Hoops]

Looks like the entire list including links was taken from http://www.nextsportsphenom.com/NCAA-Transfers

It's a courtesy to credit the source when copying mater

 

[ochoopsfan]

What's going on at USC? They had 4 players defect to other schools. Sadie Edwards may have jumped out of the frying pan into the fire.
USC is a one of the major division 1 schools in this area. I'll keep an eye on that program this season with much interest. I'll be looking to see if Sadie rolled a 7, or snake eyes on her come out roll.

I used to have season seats for USC but got rid of them after one year of the current coach.
I dont like the way the coach handles the players, nor do I like the 4 letter words I have heard from the coach(I sat behind the bench at both home and road games). I was told by some current and former players that the same language is present at practices.
I will attend a few games this year at USC but it will be to support players who are on opposing teams, KLS sister Karlie is one.
Best wishes to all of the girls who have to put up with her ways.

 

[stwainfan]

It seems there have been more transfers than ever before.

 

[j66kicker]

Looks like the entire list including links was taken from http://www.nextsportsphenom.com/NCAA-Transfers

It's a courtesy to credit the source when copying mater

OP began his post crediting the NCAA site as of August 21, 2015

 

[NSP Hoops]

OP began his post crediting the NCAA site as of August 21, 2015

Correct but it wasn't the NCAA site. Anyway I just updated as of October 4, 2015. May be final update for this year.

http://www.nextsportsphenom.com/NCAA-Transfers

 

[Kaizen]

Correct but it wasn't the NCAA site. Anyway I just updated as of October 4, 2015. May be final update for this year.

http://www.nextsportsphenom.com/NCAA-Transfers

First look at the Next Sports Phenom web page I thought it is a web to promote our Butler, LOL.

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

Correct but it wasn't the NCAA site. Anyway I just updated as of October 4, 2015. May be final update for this year.

http://www.nextsportsphenom.com/NCAA-Transfers

NSP Hoops- - - My bad! I wouldn't knowingly not quote source! I thought it was the NCAA site! I'm 68 years old and I'm losing my mind! Great job on keeping track of 163 transfers, it must be a record!

 

[Carnac]

I used to have season seats for USC but got rid of them after one year of the current coach.
I dont like the way the coach handles the players, nor do I like the 4 letter words I have heard from the coach(I sat behind the bench at both home and road games). I was told by some current and former players that the same language is present at practices.
I will attend a few games this year at USC but it will be to support players who are on opposing teams, KLS sister Karlie is one.
Best wishes to all of the girls who have to put up with her ways.

One of the players that transferred from USC was one of our local girls from Etiwanda High School, Amy Okonkwo - Freshman Southern California to TCU. I haven't had the opportunity to ask her personally why she left. Obviously she was not happy. You don't leave a program after only one year unless you are totally and completely unhappy, knowing you've got to sit out a year before you can resume playing.

I believe Maryland along with Baylor and North Carolina lost multiple players this year also.

 

[BroadwayVa]

That is pretty wild! Though the list of starting caliber players is much shorter - a bunch of those listed are just 're-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.'

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That was a perfectly responsible job while the ship was in port--not so much when the lifeboats were deployed!!

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[Raoul]

One of the players that transferred from USC was one of our local girls from Etiwanda High School, Amy Okonkwo - Freshman Southern California to TCU. I haven't had the opportunity to ask her personally why she left. Obviously she was not happy. You don't leave a program after only one year unless you are totally and completely unhappy, knowing you've got to sit out a year before you can resume playing.

I believe Maryland along with Baylor and North Carolina lost multiple players this year also.

There were many teams that lost multiple players, but Maryland wasn't among them, unless Lexie Brown is so good she counts for more than one.

 

[BroadwayVa]

One of the players that transferred from USC was one of our local girls from Etiwanda High School, Amy Okonkwo - Freshman Southern California to TCU. I haven't had the opportunity to ask her personally why she left. Obviously she was not happy. You don't leave a program after only one year unless you are totally and completely unhappy, knowing you've got to sit out a year before you can resume playing.

I believe Maryland along with Baylor and North Carolina lost multiple players this year also.

Here -here, Why did sitting behind the USC bench bother you---Uconn's present president says BASICALLY--that 's how all WBB coaches vent their frustrations--that's why they get the big bucks.

Getting back to BB--how does this years number of top talented players compare with say the last 5 years???

 

[BroadwayVa]

There were many teams that lost multiple players, but Maryland wasn't among them, unless Lexie Brown is so good she counts for more than one.

For MD she count's 3.

 

[NSP Hoops]

One of the players that transferred from USC was one of our local girls from Etiwanda High School, Amy Okonkwo - Freshman Southern California to TCU. I haven't had the opportunity to ask her personally why she left. Obviously she was not happy. You don't leave a program after only one year unless you are totally and completely unhappy, knowing you've got to sit out a year before you can resume playing.

I believe Maryland along with Baylor and North Carolina lost multiple players this year also.

Many time kids are being told that they will make an "immediate impact", then get to the program and see that it's not the case. Back in the day you expected to sit as a freshman and maybe even sophomore unless you was a Blue Chipper, but now many coaches have to make empty promises to kids to get them to commit or lose out. The kids see that if they aren't playing now and with the returning kids and the new incoming kids that it's unlikely to play next year as well, transfer becomes to logical move to not play somewhere else without losing elgibility. There are a lot of press releases where the kid says "it felt like family or it felt right" followed by "I will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact". That second quote is code for "If I'm not getting playing time as a freshman...."

 

[easttexastrash]

The Imani Wright transfer pains me. She was a starter and I thought she was destined for all Big 12 performances in her Junior and Senior years. I suspect that she and Small figured that with Alexis Jones and the development of Australian Kristy Wallace that their playing time was going to be severely impacted, which is probably spot on.

 

[HuskyFan1125]

The Imani Wright transfer pains me. She was a starter and I thought she was destined for all Big 12 performances in her Junior and Senior years. I suspect that she and Small figured that with Alexis Jones and the development of Australian Kristy Wallace that their playing time was going to be severely impacted, which is probably spot on.

Think any of those post players will get the same mentality?

 

[ochoopsfan]

Here -here, Why did sitting behind the USC bench bother you---Uconn's present president says BASICALLY--that 's how all WBB coaches vent their frustrations--that's why they get the big bucks.

Getting back to BB--how does this years number of top talented players compare with say the last 5 years???

Actually, it was my post that you should be quoting:
Ochoopsfan:
I used to have season seats for USC but got rid of them after one year of the current coach.
I dont like the way the coach handles the players, nor do I like the 4 letter words I have heard from the coach(I sat behind the bench at both home and road games).

I can handle the language, but sitting near me were impressionable young boys and girls. I wonder what their parents thought. Also, the Pac12 network announcers table used to be directly next to the USC bench in Galen Center, USC's home court. Strangely the announcers table was moved to near mid court as too many bleeps by the audio person were needed during the live broadcast. In fact in the coaches first year, 2013/14 the Pac 12 actually announced one of the last home games from the studio in San Francisco instead of live. I wonder why?

 

[TerpWomenFan]

One of the players that transferred from USC was one of our local girls from Etiwanda High School, Amy Okonkwo - Freshman Southern California to TCU. I haven't had the opportunity to ask her personally why she left. Obviously she was not happy. You don't leave a program after only one year unless you are totally and completely unhappy, knowing you've got to sit out a year before you can resume playing.

I believe Maryland along with Baylor and North Carolina lost multiple players this year also.

Maybe you're thinking of the men team when we had 5 transfers in one season. It turned out to be addition by subtraction as we made the NCAA tournament for the 1st time in five years.