
U17 Women’s World Cup Kicks Off in Brno with Promising Talent
The FIBA U17 Women’s World Cup opened in Brno, Czechia, showcasing elite young players, several of whom hold commitments or offers from U.S. programs.
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The FIBA U17 Women’s World Cup opened in Brno, Czechia, showcasing elite young players, several of whom hold commitments or offers from U.S. programs.

The 2024 FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup in Mexico produced record‑breaking defenses, historic firsts for several nations and standout performances by players including Sara Yamada.
South Carolina's women's basketball program has started its summer workout schedule, but incoming freshman Justine Loubens from France is still awaiting visa approval, casting uncertainty over her arrival timeline.
The Gamecocks have returned to campus for eight weeks of drills, weight training and conditioning, with returning starters, injured players making comebacks and fresh talent arriving ahead of a November 2 matchup against Maryland in Paris.

Rising guard Agot Makeer, a dual citizen of the United States and Canada, has been selected for Canada's senior women's national basketball team training camp in Montreal, setting the stage for upcoming exhibition games and the Olympic pre‑qualifying tournament in Mexico.

The Gamecocks' coaching staff is reshaping their backcourt as they look to fill the void left by limited depth at point guard.

The Gamecocks' guard unit returns with a blend of shooting prowess and defensive skill, but each player faces distinct challenges as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
The Gamecocks' coaching staff brings in two French professionals whose role‑specific skills and international experience aim to blend with a balanced mix of homegrown and veteran players.
Coach Dawn Staley adds two French veterans to her roster, aiming to blend international savvy with home‑grown talent.

After a Final Four loss, UConn centers its 2026‑27 campaign on star forward Sarah Strong's recovery, a reshaped supporting cast, and a demanding non‑conference slate.

With a two‑month break after the regular season, South Carolina’s women’s basketball standouts are trading the SEC for half‑court battles across Asia, Europe and South America, using 3X3 tournaments to sharpen conditioning and gain experience that translates back to the NCAA.

Ashlyn Watkins is back with the Gamecocks, joining a 15‑player squad that blends experienced backs with a reshaped frontcourt.