NC State grad transfer Camille Hobby (6-3 SR center, Jacksonville, FL) announces her commitment to Illinois.
1LL #committed
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— Camille Hobby (@Camy_h41) April 13, 2023
(4/12/2023)
San Francisco transfer Ioanna Krimili (5-10 RS JR shooting guard, Heraklion, Greece) has landed at Cal. She averaged 16.6 PPG during the 2022-23 season, making 84 out of 213 three-pointers (39.4%). Three times, Krimili was named first-team All-WCC.
The California women’s basketball team announced the signing of graduate transfer Ioanna Krimili, a three-time All-West Coast Conference first team selection and former WCC Newcomer of the Year for San Francisco, to its roster for the 2023-24 season.
“We are thrilled to have a player the caliber of Ioanna join our circle.” Cal head coach Charmin Smith said. “She is a prolific scorer with good size and the ability to create for herself and others. She has a quick release and stretches the floor with her deep range. Most importantly, she believes in what we’re building here and wants to be a part of the resurgence of this program.”
One of the top 3-point shooters in the country, Krimili comes to Cal with a long list of records and accolades from her time at USF, including ranking fourth all time in the WCC for career 3-pointers made (276) and fifth for single-season 3-pointers made (97 in 2020-21). Both marks top the Dons’ career and single-season lists, while her 84 3-point makes in 2022-23 rank second. She has totaled 1,782 points in her career, the fourth most in USF program history.
Krimili started every game she played at USF, totaling 99 games over four seasons with career averages of 18.0 points per game, 2.8 3-pointers made per game on 39.4% shooting, as well as 3.5 rebounds per game and 2.5 assists per game. She has surpassed the 30-point mark 10 times in her career, including four times last season.
“Coach Smith is a passionate competitor that I could not be more grateful for the opportunity to learn from,” Krimili said. “She sees me for exactly who I am and her belief in me is unparalleled. I know she will continue to empower me as a Cal Bear to grow as not only a basketball player but as an individual as well. I’m excited about her vision for this program and am thankful to come alongside her in making that vision come true.”
(4/12/2023)
Oakland grad transfer Breanne Beatty (5-8 SR guard, Worthington, OH) has landed at East Tennessee State.
ETSU women’s basketball head coach Brenda Mock Brown announced an addition to next season’s roster on Wednesday in the form of a graduate transfer, officially announcing Breanne Beatty to the team.
Beatty lettered four seasons at Oakland University as a guard, playing in 113 games and starting 111 of those. This past season, she started all 30 games and averaged 35.1 minutes. The Worthington, Ohio native has averaged 7.9 points per game and 4.5 rebounds per game over her four-year career, including career highs of 10.7 PPG and 5.1 RPG this past season.
“Breanne Beatty is a natural fit for our program for such a time as this in our building process,” said Coach Mock. “We were looking for a hard-working, high character perimeter player who values being a great teammate on and off the court. In our first conversations with Bre, I had no doubt her energy and presence would immediately elevate our program and contribute positively to what we believe in. As a captain for the Oakland University women’s basketball team, she consistently played with tenacity as an aggressive driver and rebounder with outside shooting ability. She excels as a defender and understands our identity as a program is built on defense and rebounding.
“When she came on her visit and interacted with our current players, it was if she had always been here. We are so excited to coach Bre next season and fully anticipate our fans will enjoy watching her as well. As a college graduate, Bre will come to Johnson City with an undergraduate degree in education, as well as a teaching license. She anticipates furthering her education with a Master’s degree at ETSU and has a desire to work specifically in the field of special education, which is an aspiration that dates back to her elementary school days.”
(4/12/2023)
Charlotte officially announces the signing of Coppin State transfer Jewel Watkins (5-10 SO shooting guard/wing, Whitehall, OH).
Charlotte women’s basketball has signed Coppin State transfer Jewel Watkins announced by head coach Cara Consuegra on Wednesday afternoon. Watkins led the Eagles in several categories including points, minutes and blocks.
“We are excited to welcome Jewel to our team” started Consuegra. “One of our goals in this spring recruiting class is to increase our scoring ability. Jewel knows how to score and has the tools to do it well on all three levels. She is a tremendous three-point shooter and gets her shot off quickly. That, along with her size and length, will help us be competitive with bigger guards in The American. Jewel is highly motivated, ready to work and will contribute to our winning culture. We are so happy to bring such a fantastic player and person to our team.”
Watkins played all 30 games for Coppin State last year averaging a team-best 14.5 points/game over an average of 35 minutes/game. The 5-11 native of Whitehall, Ohio, led the team with 26 blocks, second with 30 steals and second with 192 rebounds averaging 6.4 per contest. Watkins dropped a career-high 35 against William and Mary last season and recorded 23 games scoring at-least 10 points.
In two seasons, Watkins has averaged 11 points/game in nearly 30 minutes of playing time pulling down six boards a game with 332 total, 49 steals and 40 blocks.
(4/12/2023)
Vanderbilt grad transfer Demi Washington (5-10 SR guard, Wake Forest, NC) announces her commitment to Temple.
(4/11/2023)
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