FIBA contends that international players who leave for college basketball are no longer doing so for amateur purposes. FIBA ...

Ondineme is the latest foreign-born player to join the Indiana women’s basketball roster. Ondineme was born in Orleans, France. She played for France-based Toulouse Metropole Basket in high school.

A sixth transfer joins the Hoosiers with a winning pedigree, and helps Teri Moren rebuild after nine players left IU.

However, transfers Edessa Noyan and Phoenix Stotijn did play for club teams in Sweden and the Netherlands, respectively, before they came to the United States to play college basketball.

Noyan is from Sweden. Guard Phoenix Stotijn is from the Netherlands. Indiana also has Valentyna Kadlecova, who played for the 2024-25 team. Kadlecova is from the Czech Republic. Ondineme is the ...

She committed on April 2. Arkansas transfer guard Phoenix Stotijn, a native of the Netherlands, announced her commitment to Indiana on April 6. The 5-foot-9 guard averaged 7.2 points, 2.2 assists ...

Grace Berger, who played at Indiana from 2018-23, was waived by the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday. Berger was waived just two ...

Prior to this past week, they were able to get portal commitments from Virginia’s Edessa Noyan, UCLA’s Zania Socka-Nguemen, Alabama’s Chloe Spreen and Arkansas’ Phoenix Stotijn.

Odineme joins a six-player Indiana transfer class consisting of Arkansas guard Phoenix Stotijn, Alabama guard Chloe Spreen, UCLA forward Zania Socka-Ngueman, Virginia forward Edessa Noyan and ...

Indiana's current transfer class consists of: Duquesne guard Jerni Kiaku, Arkansas guard Phoenix Stotijn, Alabama guard Chloe Spreen, UCLA forward Zania Socka-Ngueman and Virginia forward Edessa ...