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2019 U.S.A. Women's Nat'.l. Basketball Team Announced by dillon77

Three 2021 Prospects that come up in ND discussions made the team:
- Post/Center Amari DeBerry, Buffalo, NY
- Guard Sonia Citron, Scarsdale, NY
- Point Guard Olivia Miles, Phillipsburg, NJ


Here's everyone that was named to the team (and a link to a short video shwoing who they are/what they look like that hit twitter): Janiah Barker (Tampa Bay Tech H.S., Fla./Marietta, Ga.); Lauren Betts (Grandview H.S./Centennial, Colo.); KK Bransford (Mount Notre Dame H.S./Cincinnati, Ohio); Sonia Citron (The Ursuline School/Scarsdale, N.Y.); Amari DeBerry (Williamsville South H.S./Buffalo, N.Y.); Timea Gardiner (Fremont H.S./Ogden, Utah); Londynn Jones(Santiago H.S./Riverside, Calif.); Olivia Miles (Blair Academy/Phillipsburg, N.J.); Aaliyah Moore (Moore H.S./Moore, Okla.); Saylor Poffenbarger (Middletown H.S./Middletown, Md.); Kiki Rice (Sidwell Friends School, D.C./Bethesda, Md.); and Payton Verhulst (Bishop Meige H.S./De Soto, Kan.).