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Canada finished the FIBA Women’s Olympic Pre‑Qualifying Tournament in Mexico without a loss, a performance highlighted by Agot Makeer’s breakout stats and a youthful roster that now looks toward the 2028 Olympics.
A French training camp injury sidelines sophomore forward Alicia Tournebize, forcing her out of the World Cup and raising questions about her return to the Gamecocks.
Justine Loubens, a 19‑year‑old French guard, has signed on with Dawn Staley’s South Carolina women’s basketball team for offseason training, bringing elite shooting skills and a stint with the French national youth squads.
South Carolina sophomore Agot Makeer, dual‑citizen and rising star, will represent Canada at the FIBA Pre‑Qualifying Tournament in Mexico, where a youthful squad aims to secure a 2028 Olympic berth.
Five new Gamecocks will wear historic jersey numbers in the 2026‑27 season, highlighted by standout recruits and a legacy of championship success.
The Gamecocks will enter the upcoming season without Maddy McDaniel, prompting a shift to a positionless style and new roles for key players.
Brazil’s recent bronze‑medal win at the FIBA South American Qualifier guarantees a spot at the 2027 AmeriCup and a direct route to the 2028 Olympic Qualifying Tournaments, driven by Ayla McDowell’s key contributions.
The 2026‑27 women’s college basketball season is set to begin with a landmark matchup between Oklahoma State and South Carolina, featuring star scorers, returning All‑Americans and a slate of non‑conference games that will test both programs before conference play.
The Cowgirls' new roster, bolstered by top transfers, will meet Dawn Staley's championship‑laden Gamecocks in a first‑ever meeting that promises to reshape the early season narrative.
South Carolina guard Ayla McDowell has been selected for Brazil’s senior national team to compete in the upcoming South American Qualifier, a tournament that will determine participants for the 2027 AmeriCup and the 2028 Olympics.
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.
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 latest induction ceremony honored eight trailblazers, including Reeve, Delle Donne and Parker, whose stories intertwine with the growth of the sport.
Alicia Tournebize joins South Carolina's program while her mother, Isabelle Fijalkowski, is inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, linking a transatlantic legacy of excellence.
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.
The Hall of Fame will honor Isabelle Fijalkowski, the first French player to receive the distinction, recognizing her standout season at CU and a career that spanned continents.
Raven Johnson’s first game in Atlanta as a WNBA rookie captivated fans, blending personal history with professional promise.
Alicia Tournebize, a 6‑foot‑7 forward with a professional background, is expected to provide a spark off the bench for South Carolina in the 2026‑27 season.
A look at the returning forwards for South Carolina, their career highlights, injury recoveries, and what to expect in the upcoming season.
Coach Dawn Staley adds two French prospects, Alicia Tournebize and Justine Loubens, to a roster that now boasts 13 percent French representation, highlighting the growing allure of U.S. college basketball for overseas talent
The NCAA's eligibility framework is once again under the spotlight, as the organization grapples with how to treat international athletes who arrive on campus with professional experience.
South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley has added French prospect Justine Loubens to the 2026 class, a move that brings a sharp‑shooting threat and a notable French connection to the Gamecocks.
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.