Congrats to both players.
FYI though WCBB is a voluntary endeavor. Calling them "castoff" is a little much.
Kind of with you on that. How about transfers?
And since this is the "General Women's Basketball thread," how about adding a pair of transfers from three schools (that have/are in WCBB news) for review.
Notre Dame
Two former Domers played against each other last night, with
Erin Boley and the
Oregon Ducks defeating Ali Patberg and the Indiana Hoosiers.
Sabrina Ionescu had a triple double in leading the Ducks, while Boley contributed 14 points.
Patberg was the leading scorer for the Hoosiers (16 points), followed by very-improved sophomore guard Jaelynn Penn (15 points). If the Hoosiers can get a legit big to help out undersized Brenna Wise (herself a transfer from Pitt), they could make some noise next year in the B1G, with Ms. Gustafson taking her act to the pros.
Tennessee
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Te'a Cooper started off hot for the
South Carolina Gamecocks, finishing with 13 points, 6 rebounds and four assists.
- Remember
Alexa Middleton, fhe former McDonalds All-American point guard, who spent three years at Rocky Top? She left the school and state (she's from Murfreesboro) to go to
Iowa State. Middleton has started every game and leads the team is assists while also scoring 10 points per game. Fits right in with Bridget Carleton, Kristin Scott and Ashley Joens.
Maryland
- PG
Destiny Slocum is a starter for the
Oregon State Beavers
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Kiara Leslie is the leading scorer for
North Carolina State, as they take on the Kentucky Wildcats tonight.