Oklahoma State Women's Basketball Team Bolsters Roster with Transfer Portal Additions
Oklahoma State University's women's basketball team made a significant addition to its roster by securing a commitment from former Iowa State standout Audi Crooks. Crooks, a 6-foot-3 center, had an impressive junior season, averaging 25.8 points and 7.7 rebounds while shooting 64.9% from the field. Her addition brings a high level of talent and experience to the Cowgirls' lineup, making her a valuable asset for the team.
Head coach Jacie Hoyt has been active in the transfer portal, focusing on adding top-tier players to the roster. Crooks' commitment adds a dominant presence in the paint, complementing the team's existing strengths. Despite Crooks' playing style differing from Hoyt's preferred fast-paced approach, her skill set and potential as a future WNBA player make her a valuable addition to the team.
In addition to Crooks, Oklahoma State has secured commitments from other standout players in the transfer portal, including guards Liv McGill from Florida and Talexa Weeter from Fort Hays State. McGill and Weeter bring scoring prowess and playmaking abilities to the team, further enhancing the Cowgirls' roster for the upcoming season.
The Cowgirls' recent acquisitions in the transfer portal reflect their commitment to building a competitive and talented team. With a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, Oklahoma State is poised to make a strong impact in women's college basketball. Stay tuned for more updates on the team's roster as they prepare for the upcoming season.