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2015 Usa U19 World Championship Team Trials 2015 USA U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TRIALS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HGT WGT DOB YOG SCHOOL/COLLEGE HOMETOWN 86 Kristine Anigwe C 6-4 185 03/31/97 2015 Desert Vista H.S./#California Phoenix, AZ 68 De’Janae Boykin F 6-2 155 05/04/97 2015 Charles H. Flowers H.S./#Conn. Springdale, MD 89 Kalani Brown F/C 6-5 225 03/21/97 2015 Salmen H.S./#Baylor Slidell, LA 36 Alliya Butts G 5-4 138 03/15/96 2018 Temple Edgewater Park, NJ 71 Batouly Camara F/C 6-2 195 11/02/96 2015 Blair Academy/#Kentucky New York, NY 37 DiJonai Carrington G 6-0 165 01/08/98 2016 Horizon H.S. San Diego, CA 21 Chassity Carter G 5-11 145 07/22/97 2016 Dickson H.S./*Vanderbilt Dickson, TN 28 Natalie Chou F 6-1 160 12/22/97 2016 Plano West Senior H.S. Plano, TX 46 Napheesa Collier G/F 6-1 173 09/23/96 2015 Incarnate Word Acad./#Conn. O’Fallon, MO 38 Te’a Cooper G 5-8 163 04/16/97 2015 McEachern H.S./#Tennessee Powder Springs, GA 27 Lauren Cox F 6-4 170 04/20/98 2016 Flower Mound H.S. Flower Mound, TX 45 Sophie Cunningham G 6-1 160 08/16/96 2015 Rock Bridge H.S./#Missouri Columbus, MO 16 Crystal Dangerfield G 5-6 125 05/11/98 2016 Blackman H.S./*Connecticut Murfreesboro, TN 73 Asia Durr G 5-11 155 04/05/97 2015 St. Pius X Catholic H.S./#Louis. Douglasville, GA 33 Katelynn Flaherty G 5-7 135 02/15/96 2018 Michigan Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 74 Keiana Gilbert G/F 5-11 170 04/25/96 2018 Chattanooga Pulaski, TN 20 Joyner Holmes F 6-3 165 02/22/98 2016 Cedar Hill H.S. Cedar Hill, TX 75 Alexis Jennings F/C 6-3 --- 03/07/96 2018 Kentucky Madison, AL 32 Paris Kea G 5-8 126 04/07/96 2018 &North Carolina Greensboro, NC 72 Beatrice Mompremier C 6-4 180 08/08/96 2015 Miami H.S./#Baylor Miami, FL 39 Mariya Moore G/F 6-0 175 06/10/96 2018 Louisville Richmond, CA 25 Nancy Mulkey C 6-9 185 01/08/98 2016 Cypress Woods H.S. Cypress, TX 40 Gabbi Ortiz G 5-9 155 04/15/96 2018 Oklahoma Racine, WI 65 Ali Patberg G 5-11 160 09/11/96 2015 Columbus N. H.S./#Notre Dame Columbus, IN 76 Katie Lou Samuelson F 6-3 155 06/13/97 2015 Mater Dei H.S./#Connecticut Huntington Beach, CA 31 Destiny Slocum G 5-7 155 09/09/97 2016 Mountain View H.S. Meridian, ID 87 Azurá Stevens F 6-5 175 02/01/96 2018 Duke Raleigh, NC 77 Shakayla Thomas F 5-11 180 05/05/96 2018 Florida State Sylacauga, AL 41 Mikayla Venson G 5-7 145 07/31/96 2018 Virginia Arlington, VA 42 Destinee Walker G/F 5-10 150 10/19/96 2015 Lake Highland Prep Orlando, FL 88 Chatrice White C 6-3 125 06/20/96 2018 Illinois Shelby, NE 78 Gabby Williams G 5-11 170 09/09/96 2018 Connecticut Sparks, NV 69 A’ja Wilson F 6-3 175 08/08/96 2018 South Carolina Hopkins, SC 17 Anna Wilson G 5-8 140 07/12/97 2016 Collegiate School/*Stanford Richmond, VA Head Coach: Dawn Staley, University of South Carolina Assistant Coach: Kim Barnes Arico, University of Michigan Assistant Coach: Jeff Walz, University of Louisville Court Coach: Kamie Ethridge, University of Northern Colorado Court Coach: Jason Flowers, California State University, Northridge Athletic Trainer: Summer McKeehan, Duke University #Signed a National Letter of Intent with school indicated. *Verbally committed to attend school indicated. &Transferred to North Carolina from Vanderbilt and will sit out the 2015-16 season due to NCAA transfer rules. 2015 USA U19 NATIONAL TEAM TRIALS NUMERICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HGT WGT DOB YOG SCHOOL/COLLEGE HOMETOWN 16 Crystal Dangerfield G 5-6 125 05/11/98 2016 Blackman H.S./*Connecticut Murfreesboro, TN 17 Anna Wilson G 5-8 140 07/12/97 2016 Collegiate School/*Stanford Richmond, VA 20 Joyner Holmes F 6-3 165 02/22/98 2016 Cedar Hill H.S. Cedar Hill, TX 21 Chassity Carter G 5-11 145 07/22/97 2016 Dickson H.S./*Vanderbilt Dickson, TN 25 Nancy Mulkey C 6-9 185 01/08/98 2016 Cypress Woods H.S. Cypress, TX 27 Lauren Cox F 6-4 170 04/20/98 2016 Flower Mound H.S. Flower Mound, TX 28 Natalie Chou F 6-1 160 12/22/97 2016 Plano West Senior H.S. Plano, TX 31 Destiny Slocum G 5-7 155 09/09/97 2016 Mountain View H.S. Meridian, ID 32 Paris Kea G 5-8 126 04/07/96 2018 &North Carolina Greensboro, NC 33 Katelynn Flaherty G 5-7 135 02/15/96 2018 Michigan Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 36 Alliya Butts G 5-4 138 03/15/96 2018 Temple Edgewater Park, NJ 37 DiJonai Carrington G 6-0 165 01/08/98 2016 Horizon H.S. San Diego, CA 38 Te’a Cooper G 5-8 163 04/16/97 2015 McEachern H.S./#Tennessee Powder Springs, GA 39 Mariya Moore G/F 6-0 175 06/10/96 2018 Louisville Richmond, CA 40 Gabbi Ortiz G 5-9 155 04/15/96 2018 Oklahoma Racine, WI 41 Mikayla Venson G 5-7 145 07/31/96 2018 Virginia Arlington, VA 42 Destinee Walker G/F 5-10 150 10/19/96 2015 Lake Highland Prep Orlando, FL 45 Sophie Cunningham G 6-1 160 08/16/96 2015 Rock Bridge H.S./#Missouri Columbus, MO 46 Napheesa Collier G/F 6-1 173 09/23/96 2015 Incarnate Word Acad./#Conn. O’Fallon, MO 65 Ali Patberg G 5-11 160 09/11/96 2015 Columbus N. H.S./#Notre Dame Columbus, IN 68 De’Janae Boykin F 6-2 155 05/04/97 2015 Charles H. Flowers H.S./#Conn. Springdale, MD 69 A’ja Wilson F 6-3 175 08/08/96 2018 South Carolina Hopkins, SC 71 Batouly Camara F/C 6-2 195 11/02/96 2015 Blair Academy/#Kentucky New York, NY 72 Beatrice Mompremier C 6-4 180 08/08/96 2015 Miami H.S./#Baylor Miami, FL 73 Asia Durr G 5-11 155 04/05/97 2015 St. Pius X Catholic H.S./#Louis. Douglasville, GA 74 Keiana Gilbert G/F 5-11 170 04/25/96 2018 Chattanooga Pulaski, TN 75 Alexis Jennings F/C 6-3 --- 03/07/96 2018 Kentucky Madison, AL 76 Katie Lou Samuelson F 6-3 155 06/13/97 2015 Mater Dei H.S./#Connecticut Huntington Beach, CA 77 Shakayla Thomas F 5-11 180 05/05/96 2018 Florida State Sylacauga, AL 78 Gabby Williams G 5-11 170 09/09/96 2018 Connecticut Sparks, NV 86 Kristine Anigwe C 6-4 185 03/31/97 2015 Desert Vista H.S./#California Phoenix, AZ 87 Azurá Stevens F 6-5 175 02/01/96 2018 Duke Raleigh, NC 88 Chatrice White C 6-3 125 06/20/96 2018 Illinois Shelby, NE 89 Kalani Brown F/C 6-5 225 03/21/97 2015 Salmen H.S./#Baylor Slidell, LA Head Coach: Dawn Staley, University of South Carolina Assistant Coach: Kim Barnes Arico, University of Michigan Assistant Coach: Jeff Walz, University of Louisville Court Coach: Kamie Ethridge, University of Northern Colorado Court Coach: Jason Flowers, California State University, Northridge Athletic Trainer: Summer McKeehan, Duke University #Signed a National Letter of Intent with school indicated. *Verbally committed to attend school indicated. &Transferred to North Carolina from Vanderbilt and will sit out the 2015-16 season due to NCAA transfer rules. .
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