CCC Women's Basketball Playing Transfer List Released: Passes 100 For 3rd Straight Year
Laney College sent seven players to the next level to highlight the release of the California Community College Women's Basketball Coaches Association (CCCWBCA) 2025-26 transfer class today.
For the third straight year, women's basketball produced well more than 100 playing transfers to the university level.
A list of 124 student-athletes from 47 colleges across the state are headed to universities including 20 to NCAA Division I teams.
Sixty-seven players are leaving the state to play at various universities across the USA and a few attending colleges outside the country.
After state semifinalist Laney, 3C2A state champion San Joaquin Delta, quarterfinalist Cypress and Santa Barbara City had the second-most signees with six each. State runner-up MiraCosta and quarterfinalist Mt. San Antonio each placed five.
A number of 2026 All-State selections are headed to D1 programs including Laney's duo of Sophia Askew-Goncalves to Grambling State and Ashanti Dias to Long Beach State, Delta's state tourney MVP Aaliyah Youngblood to Indiana State, Cypress' Christaesha Jackson to University of Akron, San Jose City's Hayley Johnson to the University of Wyoming, Glendale's Shadel Ffrench to Cal State Fullerton, Mt. San Antonio's Liz Udeze to University of Hawai'i and Dylan Tse to UC Riverside, Mt. San Jacinto's Karsen Marshall to Indiana State, and Moorpark's Maleyni Tolliver to San Jose State.
Keyilla Barnes, Livingstone (North Carolina)
Lauryn Nakamura, Waldorf (Iowa)
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Danielle Singley, UC Merced
Abby Hardy, New Mexico Highlands
Aerilynn Young, Allen University (South Carolina)
Arianna Butler, Whittier College
Fiona Durham, New England College (New Hampshire)
Cypress
Christaesha Jackson, Akron (Ohio, D1)
Mariah Henderson, Cal State San Bernardino
Frida Hernandez, Cal State Stanislaus
Marina Interiano, Westcliff (Irvine)
Honesty Interiano, Westcliff (Irvine)
Angelina Bado, Notre Dame-Louaize (Lebanon)
Asiah Harris, Bellarmine (Kentucky, D1)
Derricka Millinghaus, Kentucky State
Miracle Millinghaus, Kentucky State
Moriah Mosley, Cal State Stanislaus (Turlock)
Folsom Lake
Lexi Peters, Cal Poly Pomona
Emily Bowman, Hawaii Pacific
Sammy Schuler, Jessup (Rocklin)
Erin Choi, Jessup (Rocklin)
Hailey Lakey, Cal Poly Humboldt (Arcata)
Symantha Barnett, Dillard (Louisiana)
Gianna DeForest, College of Saint Mary (Nebraska)
Alexis Price, Cal State San Marcos
Kivonni Williams, Barton State (North Carolina)
Ashanti Dias, Long Beach State (D1)
Gianna Ghio, Cal State Bakersfield (D1)
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Claudia Garcia, Jessup (Rocklin)
Lia Sims, Florida A&M (D1)
Savannah Rowland, Bellarmine (Kentucky, D1)
Catherine Clemente, Cal State Stanislaus (Turlock)
MaKayla Figuereo, Alaska Fairbanks
Athieng Bol, Edward Waters (Florida)
Niela Williams, Edward Waters (Florida)
Kendall McClure, Montana State-Northern
Alyssa Lopez, La Verne
Gabbie Gerrodette, Massachusetts Boston
Kaylani Trout-Lacy, Waldorf (Iowa)
Hannah Lising, U. Philippines
Maleyni Tolliver, San Jose State (D1)
Kailani Flournoy, Hope International (Fullerton)
Qierra Murray, Douglas College (Vancouver, British Columbia)
Taylor Sutherland, Simpson (Redding)
Sydney Grant, Stanton (Anaheim)
Sierra Tuliau, Jackson State (Mississippi, D1)
Kassidy Beach, Cal State Dominguez Hills (Carson)
Isabella Azzolino, UC Merced
Marcelina Chaparro, Cal State Stanislaus (Turlock)
Fajr Cuthbertson, Cal State East Bay (Hayward)
Jakayla Gilmer, Xavier of Louisiana
Aliya Tipton, Providence (Montana)
Aaliyah Youngblood, Indiana State (D1)
Anaya Beard, Augusta (Georgia)
Aariah Fox, Chaminade of Hawaii
Siena Hoban, Lesley University (Massachusetts)
Kaylee Lawson, Cal Poly Humboldt (Arcata)
Kenedy Nutter, Sarah Lawrence College (New York)
Sydney Martin, Chico State
Olivia Gill, UC Merced
Gabby Brooks- Cal Poly Humbolt
Sidney Chesnut, Willamette (Oregon)
Desiree Perez, McPherson College (Kansas)
Jessie Slade, Simpson (Redding)
Alexes Collier, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical (Florida)
Lucia Alexander, Waldorf (Iowa)
Natalia Sanchez, San Francisco State
Ari Mason, New Orleans (Louisiana, D1)
Madyn Kassatly, Western State College (Colorado)
Ella Waufle, Peru State College (Nebraska)
Jada Wilson, Cottey College (Missouri)
Nasia Thompson, Cottey College (Missouri)
&Faith Wilson, Long Island (New York, D1)
Myla Gibson, Allen University (South Carolina)
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