Zoe Jackson to Miss 2026‑27 Season After Knee Surgery
Freshman forward Zoe Jackson will sit out the upcoming campaign as she undergoes surgery, but the Hoosiers remain optimistic about a 2027‑28 return.
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Freshman forward Zoe Jackson will sit out the upcoming campaign as she undergoes surgery, but the Hoosiers remain optimistic about a 2027‑28 return.

Indiana University announced that Australian freshman Zoe Jackson will miss the entire 2026‑27 women's basketball season after sustaining a knee injury in practice. The program is now focusing on rehabilitation and future competitiveness.

Zoe Jackson, a freshman forward from Oakville, Australia, will sit out the 2026‑27 season after a knee injury sustained during practice. She will undergo surgery and rehabilitation before returning in 2027‑28, while the Hoosiers count on new arrivals and returning players.
Freshman forward Zoe Jackson, an Australian recruit, will sit out the 2026‑27 campaign after a knee injury, with surgery and rehab planned before a 2027‑28 return.

Indiana University announced the addition of two Canadian prospects, guard Camille Pangonis and forward Ashlyn Anderson, as part of a recruiting class that also features returning standouts and four transfers.

Two Ontario natives, Camille Pangonis and Ashlyn Anderson, sign with Indiana University, becoming the fourth and fifth Canadian players in program history.

Indiana University announced the addition of forward Ashlyn Anderson and guard Camille Pangonis, both from Ontario, alongside a top‑10 freshman class, signaling a strategic shift for the program.