8 pts

10 boards

Still hoping Grace can find a spot to carve out a niche for herself.  One would think that her fundamentals and defense would counter balance her long distance shooting limitations.  

Talking about defense, a wet paper bag full of horse manure might play better D than Clark.  

Holmes begins her second year in Seattle after a successful offseason in the WNBL with the Geelong Venom. The Gorham, Maine naïve averaged 21.8 points, 9.6 rebounds and 1.9 blocks en route to a All-WNBL first team honor. Indiana’s all-time leading scorer appeared in 10 games for the Storm in her rookie season in 2025 after being re-signed to the team in mid-August. Holmes was selected by the organization as the 26^th pick in the 2024 draft following her decorated career as a Hoosier (2019-24) where she finished as an eight-time All-American. The Storm will open the season on Friday (May 8) at home against the Golden State Valkyries on Ion at 10 p.m. ET. 

Ciezki joins the Phoenix roster as one of its two developmental players, a roster designation introduced in 2026 that allows teams to carry up to two additional young players (0-3 years of service) beyond the standard 12-player roster. Signing as an undrafted free agent with the organization, Ciezki can appear in up to 12 games in the 2026 season. Her prolific college career was capped in March as she averaged 22.8 points per game and scored 708 points while knocking down 79 3-pointers She finished second in a single season in school history while setting the school record for points per game in a single season. She is the second player in NCAA Division I women’s basketball to average a 50/40/90 while scoring 20+ or more (Eva Hodges, William & Mary 2019). The Buffalo, N.Y. native shot 52.6 percent from the floor, 44.6 percent from the 3-point line and 90.8 percent at the free throw line. The Mercury being the 2026 season  on Saturday (May 9) at the Las Vegas Aces on ABC at 3:30 p.m. ET. 

Welcome....

she also said this about the players leaving to enter the portal:"That's the way college sports work right now," Ciezki said. "You're going to see turnover. It doesn't mean there's something wrong with the program. It's just kids are moving on to different things and you see the priorities within those players. But I'm excited to see what the future holds for IU."

The article was written a week ago, so I would think we’ll hear soon who is coming here.

Alisa Williams, 6-2, F, Jr. (4.8 ppg)

There are 152 women’s basketball players listed at 6-3 or taller on my transfer portal tracker.

Here’s the breakdown.

6-3: 90
6-4: 34
6-5: 16
6-6: 8
6-7: 3
6-9: 1