A Fresh Batch of Talent
The Lady Techsters have officially brought in four new athletes who will form part of the 2026‑27 roster, a move that underscores the program’s intent to blend seasoned experience with emerging talent while also adding two incoming freshmen.
Brittani Wells, a 5‑7 senior from Lakeland, Tennessee, arrives after a high‑school career in which she topped her team in assists, three‑point shooting percentage, steals and minutes per game, establishing herself as a reliable floor general.
Alana Obianozie, a 5‑9 junior from Madison, Alabama, brings a reputation for athleticism and rebounding, having averaged double‑digit points and over seven rebounds per game in her previous season.
Jordyn McNeal, a 5‑11 junior from Fort Worth, Texas, earned third‑team All‑American honors and led her squad in scoring, highlighting her versatility on the wing.
Monica Salort Del Saz, a 5‑10 guard from Spain, contributed to the 2022 Spanish National Team and was named MVP of the Alcudia Basketball Club, adding an international dimension and a proven winning pedigree.
Coach’s Vision
Head coach Brooke Stoehr praised each newcomer, noting that their distinct skill sets will complement the existing core and provide depth across multiple positions, positioning the team for a stronger competitive outlook.
The additions bring the total number of newcomers to six, including two freshmen, signaling a strategic push to deepen the bench and foster internal competition that could translate into on‑court success.
With the new talent integrated, the Lady Techsters aim to contend in Conference USA and to translate their enhanced depth into a sustained push for postseason recognition as the 2026‑27 season unfolds.