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Arianna Roberson from Clark High School and Bella Flemings (from Brennan) are set to return to San Antonio next week. Roberson, Flemings and the fourth-ranked Duke Blue Devils will take on the North Texas Mean Green at 1 p.m. on Nov. 8 in The Foundry Classic at the Frost Bank Center. Kalysta Martin (from Providence) plays for North Texas.
By Jerry Briggs
Special for The JB Replay
San Antonio’s presence at the highest level of women’s college basketball is strong.
Based on research by The JB Replay, at least 28 athletes from San Antonio have turned up on NCAA Division I rosters.
Meanwhile, both San Antonio-based programs will open this week as Incarnate Word plays Tuesday on the road at Tulsa, while UTSA travels to Las Vegas to take on UNLV on Friday night.
Another game of note will take place on Nov. 8 at the Frost Bank Center, the home of the Spurs.
Three former San Antonio high school standouts return to San Antonio when fourth-ranked Duke (with Arianna Roberson and Bella Flemings) play the University of North Texas Mean Green (and Kalysta Martin) on Nov. 8, with tipoff is at 1 p.m.
San Antonio area players in NCAA Division I
Averi Aaron, Purdue, 6-1 junior forward from Boerne HS, transfer from Louisiana Tech
Hailey Adams, Rice, 6-1 redshirt senior guard from Clark HS
Delaney Arredondo, Nevada, 5-5 freshman guard from Judson HS
Cora Bennett, Grand Canyon, 6-2 freshman forward from Kingdom Collegiate Academy and Judson HS
Bella Flemings, Duke, 6-0 freshman guard from Brennan HS
Rian Forestier, Southern Cal, 5-11 junior guard from Brandeis HS
Layla Conley, Rice, 5-8 senior guard from Harlan HS
Mia Hammonds, UTSA, 6-3 junior guard from Steele HS
Kristian Hieskill, Tarleton State, 5-11 freshman guard from Steele HS
Natalie Huff, Southeastern Louisiana, 5-7 redshirt sophomore guard from Clark HS
A’Maya Holton, Incarnate Word, 6-0 sophomore forward from East Central HS, transfer from Oral Roberts
Ne’Talya Hurst, Southeastern Louisiana, 5-11 freshman guard/forward from Steele HS
Madison Hurta, Houston Christian, 5-9 junior guard from New Braunfels (home school)
Vivian Iwuchukwu, Florida, 6-3 junior forward from Cole HS, Montverde Academy, transfer from Southern Cal
Kayla King, Houston, 5-10 sophomore guard from Judson HS
Kalysta Martin, North Texas, 6-2 junior guard from Providence HS, transfer from Texas Tech
Jordan Pete, Lamar, 5-6 freshman guard from Sotomayor HS
Aysia Proctor, Purdue, 5-8 senior guard from Clemens HS, transfer from North Texas, also UTSA
Mia Ramos, Southeastern Louisiana, 5-7 sophomore guard from Brandeis
Aaliyah Roberson, Alabama, 6-2 senior forward from Clark HS, transfer from TCU
Arianna Roberson, Duke, 6-4 redshirt sophomore center from Clark HS
Taylor Ross, UTSA, 6-1 redshirt sophomore forward from Brennan HS
Yasmeen Schmidt, Grand Canyon, 5-11 freshman guard from Cornerstone Christian
LA Sneed, Oklahoma State, 5-6 sophomore guard from Wagner HS, transfer from Utah
Endia Stigall, Incarnate Word, 5-5 freshman guard from Hays HS
Sammie Wagner, San Diego, 6-1 guard/forward from Reagan HS, transfer from Oregon
Sedelia Wilson-Larkin, Incarnate Word, 6-0 sophomore forward from Saint Mary’s Hall
Carleigh Wenzel, Virginia Tech, 6-0 graduate student guard from Antonian HS, O’Connor HS