Wyoming Basketball All-Stars Join Montana State Billings Program

Two Wyoming girls basketball all-stars, Kaylie Neary and Lauren Kuhbacher, are joining Montana State Billings, alongside Montana recruits, under coach Kevin Woodin, following Wyoming's first win in the series since 2016. In professional women's basketball, former South Carolina Gamecocks Kamilla Cardoso and Aliyah Boston both scored career highs recently, with Cardoso posting 27 points and Boston 31, highlighting their continued strong performances. Cardoso will soon join Brazil's national team for the 2025 FIBA AmeriCup, while Boston leads the WNBA in field goal percentage. Meanwhile, top collegiate players Flau'jae Johnson and Olivia Miles, who could have entered the WNBA draft, opted to return to college and are among the U.S. women's basketball team competing in the AmeriCup, a key qualifier for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup. Additionally, Maryam Dauda and Adhel Tac from South Carolina, despite a challenging first season, are expected to make significant improvements based on historical progressions of similar players and promising advanced statistics. These developments reflect a vibrant and competitive landscape in women's basketball from high school through professional levels and international competition.