Meet Our Scholars 

Nailah Dillard signed with Texas Tech out of high school but now is a member of Nebraska Women's Basketball program. She is now working towards her master's degree. 

Stephanie Okowi signed with UAPB out of high school. Steph was seeking a second state title but COVID took away that chance of playing for the championship. A dynamic player and even better person she is seeking a degree in Rehabilitation Services.

Gabby Rones signed with UNR out of high school. During the beginning stages of the pandemic she still trusted the process to pursue her dreams of playing D1 collegiate basketball.

Tiffany Sui won a State Title during her senior year at Oakland Tech. However, due to an injury suffered during her junior year it halted her recruiting. She took a year off to fully heal her body and came back to become a preferred walk-on at Nevada later earning a full-athletic scholarship! A stellar player she was and still is, Tiffany will be a great asset to the wolf-pack program.

Lexie Givens signed with UNR out of high school. She missed her junior year on the AAU circuit which made her recruiting process even harder. Nonetheless, Lexie had a stellar HS senior year and we were able to get some coaches to evaluate her. She signed late during the pandemic summer. 

Milia Gibson had a stellar high school at Rodriguez High which led to her earning a walk-on spot at Sacramento State. After realizing she wanted to have a HBCU experience we began the  transfer process.  Mississippi Valley State was very thrilled about Milia and offered her a FULL D1 scholarship in 2021!

Lovely Sonnier of Mission High School was top prospect in her middle school days. The pandemic halted many opportunities for the growth of her game but she still remained steadfast in her journey. South Carolina State was the perfect program for her to have a fresh start. Lovely was named a starter during her debut!

Anela Thomas was  a phenomenal  dual-athlete at St.Mary's of Berkeley High School. She had aspirations  of attending a HBCU. It was a year long process but we were able to build a bridge to connect her with Texas Southern a prestige D1 University in Houston, Texas. She was very excited about the opportunity. We expect BIG things from her.