[BobK]

Betts on the right and you can probably guess who’s in the center

https://twitter.com/coloradopremier/stat...93344?s=21

[BobK]

Betts on the right and you can probably guess who’s in the center

https://twitter.com/coloradopremier/stat...93344?s=21

[Jskass]

Love sisters!

[Jskass]

Love sisters!

[dcnav]

Is little sister being recruited anywhere? I don't see her name in any of the prominent places.

[dcnav]

Is little sister being recruited anywhere? I don't see her name in any of the prominent places.

[BobK]

Hana Beliebi is a Frosh A 2024

[BobK]

Hana Beliebi is a Frosh A 2024

[jonnyss]

Is little sister being recruited anywhere? I don't see her name in any of the prominent places.

https://www.qiuzhang.com/videos/short/0062776.html

[jonnyss]

Is little sister being recruited anywhere? I don't see her name in any of the prominent places.

https://www.qiuzhang.com/videos/short/0062776.html

[dcnav]

Hana Beliebi is a Frosh  A 2024

ok thanks. I thought I saw she was 2022 in the tweet, but must have mis-read it.

[dcnav]

Hana Beliebi is a Frosh  A 2024

ok thanks. I thought I saw she was 2022 in the tweet, but must have mis-read it.

[CardinalWBBFan]

Shay Bollin, who held a Stanford offer, has committed to Duke: https://twitter.com/shaybollin22/status/...96322?s=21

[CardinalWBBFan]

Shay Bollin, who held a Stanford offer, has committed to Duke: https://twitter.com/shaybollin22/status/...96322?s=21

[CardinalWBBFan]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

[CardinalWBBFan]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

[jonnyss]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

littlefield stat line
jr year 3 pt % .370;  free throw % 762

[jonnyss]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

littlefield stat line
jr year 3 pt % .370;  free throw % 762

[CompSci87]

From the Princeton WBB web site, Littlefield is a senior in 2020-21 and played a full season in each of her first three years. So she'll have at least one year of eligibility as a grad student in 2021-22 because of the NCAA's COVID-19 extra year rule. Maybe two years if the Ivy League doesn't have a season this year or she opts out, but I don't mean to wish that on Princeton.

I read recently that the Ivy League doesn't allow grad students to participate in varsity sports, and they aren't relaxing the rule despite COVID-19, so playing there as a grad student isn't an option for her.

[CompSci87]

From the Princeton WBB web site, Littlefield is a senior in 2020-21 and played a full season in each of her first three years. So she'll have at least one year of eligibility as a grad student in 2021-22 because of the NCAA's COVID-19 extra year rule. Maybe two years if the Ivy League doesn't have a season this year or she opts out, but I don't mean to wish that on Princeton.

I read recently that the Ivy League doesn't allow grad students to participate in varsity sports, and they aren't relaxing the rule despite COVID-19, so playing there as a grad student isn't an option for her.

[Mick]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

My older son played on the Princeton men's volleyball team.  On occasion, some of the male athletes would participate in the Princeton women's basketball practices.  He said that the Princeton women's basketball practices were the best-run of any practice he'd ever seen, and it wasn't close.  Extremely well coached team.  The coach of that team was Courtney Banghart, who left last year to become North Carolina's coach.  Coach Banghart was the Naismith Coach of the Year after Princeton went 30-0 in 2015.  Princeton was 26-1 last season.  Princeton had never been to the NCAAs until Coach Banghart arrived, they went to the NCAAs eight times in her 17 years at Princeton.

I imagine Carlie Littlefield knows what she's doing.  Stats here:

https://princeton_ftp.sidearmsports.com/...amcume.htm

[Mick]

Carlie Littlefield, a grad-transfer PG from Princeton, now follows StanfordWBB and Kate Paye on twitter after being followed by Kate Paye. Averaged 13.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 4.6 RPG last season on a very good Princeton team.

My older son played on the Princeton men's volleyball team.  On occasion, some of the male athletes would participate in the Princeton women's basketball practices.  He said that the Princeton women's basketball practices were the best-run of any practice he'd ever seen, and it wasn't close.  Extremely well coached team.  The coach of that team was Courtney Banghart, who left last year to become North Carolina's coach.  Coach Banghart was the Naismith Coach of the Year after Princeton went 30-0 in 2015.  Princeton was 26-1 last season.  Princeton had never been to the NCAAs until Coach Banghart arrived, they went to the NCAAs eight times in her 17 years at Princeton.

I imagine Carlie Littlefield knows what she's doing.  Stats here:

https://princeton_ftp.sidearmsports.com/...amcume.htm

[bl82]

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

Charlise Dunn sure can shoot!
https://www.fiba.basketball/oceania/u15w...rlise-Dunn

[bl82]

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

Charlise Dunn sure can shoot!
https://www.fiba.basketball/oceania/u15w...rlise-Dunn

[jonnyss]

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

Charlise Dunn sure can shoot!
https://www.fiba.basketball/oceania/u15w...rlise-Dunn

30% from 3, 84% from 2; and they have her at 5'11", but maybe she's grown.

do you have a source for the #2 international player ranking? sounds promising.

[jonnyss]

Another name is 2022 Charlise Dunn, a 6-2 SG from Australia, ranked #2 among international players in 2022 and recently began following Britney Anderson, Kate Paye, Alanna Smith, and Fran Belibi.

Charlise Dunn sure can shoot!
https://www.fiba.basketball/oceania/u15w...rlise-Dunn

30% from 3, 84% from 2; and they have her at 5'11", but maybe she's grown.

do you have a source for the #2 international player ranking? sounds promising.

[bl82]

Here is a #2 reference: https://premierbasketballreport.com/2022-1

The minimal video I found showed lots of layups and no range, but I usually assume a 91% FT shooter is a pure shooter

[bl82]

Here is a #2 reference: https://premierbasketballreport.com/2022-1

The minimal video I found showed lots of layups and no range, but I usually assume a 91% FT shooter is a pure shooter

[CompSci87]

Here is a #2 reference: https://premierbasketballreport.com/2022-1

The minimal video I found showed lots of layups and no range, but I usually assume a 91% FT shooter is a pure shooter

https://youtu.be/Xi1ofWQaXfQ

https://youtu.be/VAZg3IZi72k

[CompSci87]

Here is a #2 reference: https://premierbasketballreport.com/2022-1

The minimal video I found showed lots of layups and no range, but I usually assume a 91% FT shooter is a pure shooter

https://youtu.be/Xi1ofWQaXfQ

https://youtu.be/VAZg3IZi72k

[Mick]

Carlie Littlefield video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ewr7iigEaY

[Mick]

Carlie Littlefield video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ewr7iigEaY

[jonnyss]

thanks for posting the videos. charlise dunn certainly can create! nice defense, nice hands, good rebounder, nice mid-range shot.

littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

[jonnyss]

thanks for posting the videos. charlise dunn certainly can create! nice defense, nice hands, good rebounder, nice mid-range shot.

littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

[Mick]

Littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

Probably a clue in there somewhere...

[Mick]

Littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

Probably a clue in there somewhere...

[jonnyss]

Littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

Probably a clue in there somewhere...

hmmm...checking...checking...economics major at princeton.

[jonnyss]

Littlefield seems good, but not sure why she would want to go from being a star at princeton to being a back-up at stanford - unless she wants our computer science or gsb programs.  i would think she would do a marta sniezek and go to a top school that needs a point guard.

Probably a clue in there somewhere...

hmmm...checking...checking...economics major at princeton.

[CardinalWBBFan]

On other boards, posters were saying that there is a strong possibility (if not already a guarantee), that the Ivy League schools will not have a basketball season. Cal WBB recently picked up a grad-transfer from Harvard, though I believe she won't join them until 21-22.

[CardinalWBBFan]

On other boards, posters were saying that there is a strong possibility (if not already a guarantee), that the Ivy League schools will not have a basketball season. Cal WBB recently picked up a grad-transfer from Harvard, though I believe she won't join them until 21-22.