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PickledGinger
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Just based on the make-up of this roster I have a hard time seeing Stewart starting or seeing significant time on the perimeter. That would leave 5 guards and 2 posts coming off the bench. That's not very balanced. My guess would be Jefferson, Mitchell, Walker-Kimbrough or Plum as the 3rd guard (perimeter height is not necessarily on a surplus in South America, so not having a true 3 is not much of a liability here), Stewart at the 4 (which I think is her best position anyway) and one of Coates, Mavunga or Reimer in the middle.
Edit: I was getting Courtney Williams mixed up with Courtney Walker. So either her or Walker-Kimbrough will probably start at the 3.
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#Occasionalwnbafan
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
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ucbart
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set
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| Posted: 05/25/15 12:21 am ::: |
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set |
Re: Breanna? I'd think she could play ANY position, if asked. I really think she'll be mostly a 3, bit o' 4 at the next level, no?
Kelsey Plum will be a solid contributor on this team, too, I'm certain.
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An interesting thought experiment:
Can you make a better team of non-WNBA players?
I will let you include Parker and Fowles if you want, but not Taurasi.
Consider more experienced players like a Charde Houston or snubbed players like Samantha Prahalis.
Among some of the recent cuts, I would not let you choose Gemelos (possibly being re-signed/playing for Greece?) or A. Paris (naturalized) or Amber Harris (reserved for possible naturalization).
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#Occasionalwnbafan
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set |
Re: Breanna? I'd think she could play ANY position, if asked. I really think she'll be mostly a 3, bit o' 4 at the next level, no?
Kelsey Plum will be a solid contributor on this team, too, I'm certain. |
Do you think Stewie can keep some of some of the wings at the pro level in front of her? and can she guard on the perimeter full time. |
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Fighting Artichoke
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set |
Re: Breanna? I'd think she could play ANY position, if asked. I really think she'll be mostly a 3, bit o' 4 at the next level, no?
Kelsey Plum will be a solid contributor on this team, too, I'm certain. |
Do you think Stewie can keep some of some of the wings at the pro level in front of her? and can she guard on the perimeter full time. |
No. And no. Stewart is versatile in college, but I think she'll be more limited in the pros. I cannot see her playing the 1 or the 2 professionally. She could play some 3, and of course 4. There are some big 5's that would cause her a lot of difficulty as well.
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#Occasionalwnbafan
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Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set |
Re: Breanna? I'd think she could play ANY position, if asked. I really think she'll be mostly a 3, bit o' 4 at the next level, no?
Kelsey Plum will be a solid contributor on this team, too, I'm certain. |
Do you think Stewie can keep some of some of the wings at the pro level in front of her? and can she guard on the perimeter full time. |
No. And no. Stewart is versatile in college, but I think she'll be more limited in the pros. I cannot see her playing the 1 or the 2 professionally. She could play some 3, and of course 4. There are some big 5's that would cause her a lot of difficulty as well. |
defiantly see her as a 4, I think she could some 5's a fit as well trying to guard her. |
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The Opening Ceremonies for the Pan Am games are tomorrow at 7:30pm (on ESPN).
I didn't realize they were starting already. First WBB games are a week from today.
I don't think they've even made the last cuts on the mens BB team. Still have 16 on the roster. I assume they don't march in the opening ceremony if they haven't picked the team yet. Looks like the men don't travel to Toronto until the 17th.
Interesting that for the men's team the current roster is a mix of college players and some playing for Russian and Chinese pro teams.
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Nixtreefan
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| ArtBest23 wrote: |
| Oldfandepot2 wrote: |
Coates center
Stewart at the three
Either Reimer or Mavunga at the four
Mitchell at the two
Jefferson at the point. |
I think you've got it about right. |
I just can't see Stewart as a wing player any where other then the AAC. |
She played wing in her freshman year and sophomore year. She spent most of her time on the perimeter which is why she had an adjustment problem in the beginning of this most recent campaign when she was asked to play with her back to the basket more often than not. |
I'll take face up 4 but long term Stewie will have more success as a 4/5 then a 3/4 or 4/3. |
I agree, Stewie is a stretch 4. She is a post player with a guard skill set |
Re: Breanna? I'd think she could play ANY position, if asked. I really think she'll be mostly a 3, bit o' 4 at the next level, no?
Kelsey Plum will be a solid contributor on this team, too, I'm certain. |
Do you think Stewie can keep some of some of the wings at the pro level in front of her? and can she guard on the perimeter full time. |
Who does she need to guard? The only problem would be a tall shooter, how many of those are there? In fact how many shooters are there? Stewie can back off with her length and force players to shoot!
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awhom111
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The Opening Ceremonies for the Pan Am games are tomorrow at 7:30pm (on ESPN).
I didn't realize they were starting already. First WBB games are a week from today.
I don't think they've even made the last cuts on the mens BB team. Still have 16 on the roster. I assume they don't march in the opening ceremony if they haven't picked the team yet. Looks like the men don't travel to Toronto until the 17th.
Interesting that for the men's team the current roster is a mix of college players and some playing for Russian and Chinese pro teams. |
Yeah the Games are so long that it does not really make sense for the basketball teams to be there before their tournaments start. I guess that they are hurting with gym space and the men's tournament comes after the women's one.
On the men's side, they pretty much have to take any willing players. Last time they had a bunch of D League types. The problem with the timing this year is that any player with NBA aspirations is competing in Summer League and not interested in this. Of course some collegians are interested in the opportunity.
Damien Wilkins is an NBA and D League vet who has always sought out interesting basketball opportunities, so it was kind of clear that he would want to do something like this. Ryan Hollins is probably just thumbing his nose at Jamaica at this point (they are one of the big full squad disappointments in international basketball alongside Nigeria and the Philippines and some other teams. Anthony Randolph just made the jump to Russia from the NBA this season, so it will be interesting to see his aspirations.
The two main overseas pros are Keith Langford and Bobby Brown and both guys are royalty there. Langford was in Russia this season and Brown is a premier scorer who has been playing in China. Langford was very close to naturalizing for Turkey last summer, so it is interesting to see him turn around and represent his country. I think Brown has been targeted for naturalization in the past as well. That is an obstacle for getting some overseas pros for this.
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| There is nothing on this from the USA side, but Brazil reports that they lost a pair of exhibitions, 84-65 to us and 67-58 to Cuba. They are probably the biggest threat in our group and Cuba and Canada are the biggest threats in the other group. Veteran Kelly Santos is back leading Brazil.
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A reminder that games will be on ESPN3 on Thursday (times EDT):
Argentina vs Cuba, 10:30am
Dominican Republic vs Puerto Rico, 1:30pm
Venezuela vs Canada, 6:00pm
Brazil vs United States, 9:00pm
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| USA leads Brazil 39-31 at the half . Tiffany Mitchell in a walking boot with what is being called a high ankle sprain . I hope that is mis-diagnosed .
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Brazil - US
39- 31 at the half.
A pretty entertaining game. Lots of physicality.
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| 4:40 left n the 3rd and it's 46-43 US as Brazil is doing a great job of denying the inside on defense and scoring outside on offense.
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| Is this Brazil's A team ( minus Dantas and Erika)?
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57-50 US after 3.
Brazil sets some great high screens. Looks like they allow a little movement in the international game.
Brazil managed to take a 3 point lead at one point but the US battled back on some great defense, scoring off turnovers.
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I think Rhonda Rousey suited up for this game, at least she should have. Get out the Icy Hot. Ouch.
Interesting stat category FD = fouls drawn.
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Puerto Rico beat the Dominican Republic 76-54 in the other game in the group. Some familiar names had good games as Carla Cortijo had 15 points and 8 rebounds, Sandra Garcia had 11 points, and Damika Martinez had 10 points. In the loss, Sugeiry Monsac had 16 points, Carmen Guzman had 15 points, and Danilsa Andujar had 10 points and 7 rebounds.
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-a-01.htm
In the other group, Cuba beat Argentina 68-55. Canada walloped Venzuela 101-38 and Natalie Achonwa did not even play. The veterans had solid games as Murphy had 15 and 9 rebounds, Thorburn had 14, Smith had 12, and Tatham had 10 as the youngsters chipped in as well with 12 from Nurse, 11 from Raincock-Ekunwo, and 10 from Katherine Plouffe. Ex-DII player Roselis Silva had 13 points in the loss.
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-b-01.htm
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-b-02.htm
ESPN3 again on Friday (times EDT):
Cuba vs Venezuela, 10:30am
Brazil vs Puerto Rico, 1:30pm
Canada vs Argentina, 6:00pm
United States vs Dominican Republic, 9:00pm
For reference, here are the other rosters as best as I could find:
Brazil:
Izabella Sangalli, Jaragua (Brazil)/Americana (Brazil)
Debora da Costa, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Tassia Carcavalli, Santo Andre (Brazil)
Patricia Teixeira, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Taina Paixao, America (Brazil)
Jaqueline Silvestre, Santo Andre (Brazil)
Gilmara Justino, Americana (Brazil)
Carina Martins, Sao Bernardo (Brazil)
Karina Jacob, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Fabiana de Souza, Sao Jose (Brazil)/Americana (Brazil)
Isabela Lyra, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Kelly Santos, Osmaniye (Turkey)/Recife (Brazil), WNBA (2001-2002, 2008)
Dominican Republic:
Carmen Guzman, Landes (France), UAB
Julady Zapata
Jennifer Estrella
Andreina Paniagua
Yamel Abreu
Genesis Martinez
Viviana Beltre
Marian Soto
Yamile Rodriguez
Gissel Peguero, club unknown, Felician (DII)
Danilsa Andujar, club unknown, Indiana
Sugeiry Monsac, club unknown, Robert Morris
Puerto Rico:
Yashira Delgado, Santurce (Puerto Rico), Florida State
Jazmine Sepulveda, Carolina Giants (Puerto Rico), South Florida
Angelica Bermudez, Ponce Lions (Puerto Rico), Kean (DIII)
Carla Cortijo, Carolina Giants (Puerto Rico), Texas
Ali Gibson, Oregon State
Tayra Melendez, Rhode Island
Sandra Garcia, Manatee (Puerto Rico), Wake Forest
Natalie Diaz
Mari Placido
Sofia Roma, Wagner
Yoyling Del Rosario
Damika Martinez, Iona
Argentina:
Macarena Rosset, Ferrara (Italy)/Penaro (Argentina)
Ornella Santana, Berazategui (Argentina)
Paula Reggiardo, Lugo (Spain)/Obras (Argentina)
Diana Cabrera, Union Florida (Argentina)
Andrea Boquete, Berazategui (Argentina)
Celia Fiorotto, Union Florida (Argentina)
Agostina Burani, Union Florida (Argentina)
Melisa Gretter, Zaragoza (Spain)/Union Florida (Argentina)
Sandra Pavon, President Vencislau (Brazil)
Debora Gonzalez, Ragusa (Italy)
Sthefany Thomas, Jaragua (Brazil)/Penarol (Argentina), Clemson
Gisela Vega, Union Florida (Argentina)
Canada:
Natalie Achonwa, Indiana Fever, Notre Dame
Miranda Ayim, Toulouse (France), Pepperdine
Nirra Fields, UCLA
Kim Smith, Sopron (Hungary), Utah and WNBA (2006-2008)
Miah-Marie Langlois, Lulea (Sweden), Windsor (CIS)
Lizanne Murphy, Angers (France), Hofstra
Kia Nurse, UConn
Katherine Plouffe, Arad (Romania), Marquette
Michelle Plouffe, Arras (France), Utah
Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe, Wohnbau (Germany), Simon Fraser (DII)
Tamara Tatham, Piestanke Cajky (Slovakia), UMass
Shona Thorburn, Nantes (France), Utah and WNBA (2006-2007)
Cuba:
Fransy Ochoa, Villa Clara (Cuba)
Ineidis Casanova, Santiago (Cuba)
Anisleidy Galindo, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Oyanaisy Gelis, Maranhao (Brazil)
Arlenys Romero, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Yamara Amargo, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Arlety Povea, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Marlene Cepeda, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Clenia Noblet, Guantanamo (Cuba)
Zuleira Aties, Capitalina (Cuba)
Leidys Oquendo, Camaguey (Cuba)
Suchitel Avila, Capitalinas (Cuba)
Venezuela:
Mayerling Landaeta, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Roselis Silva, Anzoategui (Venezuela), Arkansas Tech (DII)
Yosimar Corrales, UNEMI (Ecuador)
Ana Garcia, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Ivaney Marquez, UNEMI (Ecuador), Missouri Southern (DII)
Daniella Wallen, Northwest Florida State (JC)
Luisana Ortega, Guaira Bucaneras (Venezuela)
Mariana Duran, Panola (JC)
Cleyder Blanco, St. Thomas (NAIA)/Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Marielka Garate, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Waleska Perez, Anzoategui (Venezuela), Weatherford (JC)
Cynthia Polanco, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
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Puerto Rico beat the Dominican Republic 76-54 in the other game in the group. Some familiar names had good games as Carla Cortijo had 15 points and 8 rebounds, Sandra Garcia had 11 points, and Damika Martinez had 10 points. In the loss, Sugeiry Monsac had 16 points, Carmen Guzman had 15 points, and Danilsa Andujar had 10 points and 7 rebounds.
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-a-01.htm
In the other group, Cuba beat Argentina 68-55. Canada walloped Venzuela 101-38 and Natalie Achonwa did not even play. The veterans had solid games as Murphy had 15 and 9 rebounds, Thorburn had 14, Smith had 12, and Tatham had 10 as the youngsters chipped in as well with 12 from Nurse, 11 from Raincock-Ekunwo, and 10 from Katherine Plouffe. Ex-DII player Roselis Silva had 13 points in the loss.
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-b-01.htm
http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/basketball/results-women-b-02.htm
ESPN3 again on Friday (times EDT):
Cuba vs Venezuela, 10:30am
Brazil vs Puerto Rico, 1:30pm
Canada vs Argentina, 6:00pm
United States vs Dominican Republic, 9:00pm
For reference, here are the other rosters as best as I could find:
Brazil:
Izabella Sangalli, Jaragua (Brazil)/Americana (Brazil)
Debora da Costa, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Tassia Carcavalli, Santo Andre (Brazil)
Patricia Teixeira, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Taina Paixao, America (Brazil)
Jaqueline Silvestre, Santo Andre (Brazil)
Gilmara Justino, Americana (Brazil)
Carina Martins, Sao Bernardo (Brazil)
Karina Jacob, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Fabiana de Souza, Sao Jose (Brazil)/Americana (Brazil)
Isabela Lyra, Sao Jose (Brazil)
Kelly Santos, Osmaniye (Turkey)/Recife (Brazil), WNBA (2001-2002, 2008)
Dominican Republic:
Carmen Guzman, Landes (France), UAB
Julady Zapata
Jennifer Estrella
Andreina Paniagua
Yamel Abreu
Genesis Martinez
Viviana Beltre
Marian Soto
Yamile Rodriguez
Gissel Peguero, club unknown, Felician (DII)
Danilsa Andujar, club unknown, Indiana
Sugeiry Monsac, club unknown, Robert Morris
Puerto Rico:
Yashira Delgado, Santurce (Puerto Rico), Florida State
Jazmine Sepulveda, Carolina Giants (Puerto Rico), South Florida
Angelica Bermudez, Ponce Lions (Puerto Rico), Kean (DIII)
Carla Cortijo, Carolina Giants (Puerto Rico), Texas
Ali Gibson, Oregon State
Tayra Melendez, Rhode Island
Sandra Garcia, Manatee (Puerto Rico), Wake Forest
Natalie Diaz
Mari Placido
Sofia Roma, Wagner
Yoyling Del Rosario
Damika Martinez, Iona
Argentina:
Macarena Rosset, Ferrara (Italy)/Penaro (Argentina)
Ornella Santana, Berazategui (Argentina)
Paula Reggiardo, Lugo (Spain)/Obras (Argentina)
Diana Cabrera, Union Florida (Argentina)
Andrea Boquete, Berazategui (Argentina)
Celia Fiorotto, Union Florida (Argentina)
Agostina Burani, Union Florida (Argentina)
Melisa Gretter, Zaragoza (Spain)/Union Florida (Argentina)
Sandra Pavon, President Vencislau (Brazil)
Debora Gonzalez, Ragusa (Italy)
Sthefany Thomas, Jaragua (Brazil)/Penarol (Argentina), Clemson
Gisela Vega, Union Florida (Argentina)
Canada:
Natalie Achonwa, Indiana Fever, Notre Dame
Miranda Ayim, Toulouse (France), Pepperdine
Nirra Fields, UCLA
Kim Smith, Sopron (Hungary), Utah and WNBA (2006-2008)
Miah-Marie Langlois, Lulea (Sweden), Windsor (CIS)
Lizanne Murphy, Angers (France), Hofstra
Kia Nurse, UConn
Katherine Plouffe, Arad (Romania), Marquette
Michelle Plouffe, Arras (France), Utah
Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe, Wohnbau (Germany), Simon Fraser (DII)
Tamara Tatham, Piestanke Cajky (Slovakia), UMass
Shona Thorburn, Nantes (France), Utah and WNBA (2006-2007)
Cuba:
Fransy Ochoa, Villa Clara (Cuba)
Ineidis Casanova, Santiago (Cuba)
Anisleidy Galindo, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Oyanaisy Gelis, Maranhao (Brazil)
Arlenys Romero, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Yamara Amargo, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Arlety Povea, Pinar del Rio (Cuba)
Marlene Cepeda, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Clenia Noblet, Guantanamo (Cuba)
Zuleira Aties, Capitalina (Cuba)
Leidys Oquendo, Camaguey (Cuba)
Suchitel Avila, Capitalinas (Cuba)
Venezuela:
Mayerling Landaeta, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Roselis Silva, Anzoategui (Venezuela), Arkansas Tech (DII)
Yosimar Corrales, UNEMI (Ecuador)
Ana Garcia, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Ivaney Marquez, UNEMI (Ecuador), Missouri Southern (DII)
Daniella Wallen, Northwest Florida State (JC)
Luisana Ortega, Guaira Bucaneras (Venezuela)
Mariana Duran, Panola (JC)
Cleyder Blanco, St. Thomas (NAIA)/Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Marielka Garate, Anzoategui (Venezuela)
Waleska Perez, Anzoategui (Venezuela), Weatherford (JC)
Cynthia Polanco, Anzoategui (Venezuela) |
Jennifer O'Neill (KY) also plays for Puerto Rico.
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