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I really haven't heard anything about her being associated by Fighting_Artichoke
with the Irish. She pulled for UConn when we played them a few years ago, so she seems unlikely. Maybe Dillon knows more, but I would think Haley Jones would be our top choice for wing. I really would like Amihere, as she is disruptive defensively, with long arms and great hops, but (presently) she's more an inside player, like a taller Gabby Williams. She would have to develop an outside game, which would be necessary for a 6'2" forward in the WNBA (most scouts consider her a 4, but where would she play in the Princeton?). Of course Jones and Amihere are highly coveted recruits, so it is unlikely that Notre Dame would be able to sign them. If Beal is interested, I think she would be a second or third option, as wing is an easy position to fill.